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FOR
CONTAINING THE
NAMES, TRADES, ef RESIDENCE,
OF THE
INHABITANTS,
OF THE
Citi/, Southwark, ci' Northern Liberties,
ALSO,
A CALENDAR,
From the first of March 1810, to the first of March 1811,
AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.
BY JAMES ROBINSON.
I
PftlNTED FOR THE PUBLISHER,
AND SOLD BY WM. WOODHOUSE, 6, SOUTH FRON't-
STEET ; B. & T. KITE, 20, NORTH THIRD-STREET;
AND LEVIS & WEAVER, 193, HiGH-STREET.
iATE REMOVALS, &c.
ADAMS JOHN, ch^rmaker 12 Pear
Adams Charles, candlebox maker 13 WilUng's alley
Addis Daniel, attorney at law 101 south Fifth
Albertson Nehemiah, flour and feedstore Old ferry
Allen John W. printer 81 south Fourth
Allison John, conveyancer 83 south Fifth
Andrews David, wharf builder Frankforcl road
Atherton Humphrey, attorney at law 1 5 south Fifth
Bacon Samuel, taylor Queen (K.)
Baylli Anthony, 1 3 1 Spruce
Bazeiy Mrs. ladies seminary 13 south Fifth
Eaker Conrad, fisherman Queen (K.)
Baker Conrad, jun. do do
Baker Peter, do do
Baker John L. office north-w^est corner Dock and 2nd
Bakeoven John, fisherman Queen (K.)
Bacon Samuel, taylor Queen (K.)
Beidelman Jacob, fisherman Queen (K.)
Bainbridge , captain in U. S. navy 193 Spruce
Beauveau IVIrs. boardinghouse 1G3 Spruce
Beiscli Henry, grocer )fe^l4 north Second
Belin Augustas, merchant 237 Spruce
Bell Wm. lumber merchant 37 Spruce
Bcnezet Sainuel, m. d. corner Pine and Thiicl
Berry Joseph, sea captain 89 south Fourth
Berry Peter L. carpenter 190 Spruce
Bertrand Madame, 178 Spruce
Betts Wm. taylor 32 Elizabeth
Biddle N. a|torney at law 45 Dock, east of Second
Bines Robert, supercargo 195 Spruce
Birch Thomas, miniature painter 96 Spruce
Bonsai Isaac, conveyancer 30 north Ninth
^Wien Ezra, sea captain 112 south Fifth
L A TE RE M OV A L S, &c.
Bright W. {grocer 162 soulh Water
Brown Joseph, copperplate priiitcr corner Union anC
Third 1^
Brown Lems R. nierchant 100 south Front
Brown Thomas, sea captain 143 north Water
Brown James, sea captain 142 Spruce
Bryan Samuel, register of wills "^0 north Eighth
Buchannon Mrs. gentlewoman 18 Prune
Buckley Mary, boardin.ehcuse 194 Fine
Burrout^hs N. and Co. grocers Old Ferry
Byerly Detrich, g-rccer Queen (K )
Capron Henry, cabinetmaker 23 Dock
Carney Patrick, boot and shoemaker 22 south Thiixl
Chandler Wm.P. dentist 68 Spruce
Cherry Margaret, 142 Spruce
Clark James, accomptant 8 Pear
Clarkson Jacob, merchant 94 Union
Close Flenry, grocer 204 Cedar
Cohen A. H. manufacturer of artificial mineral waters
100 south Second
Connelly John, commission merchant 28 Chesnut
Connelly Thomas, smith 1 2 Pear
Cook J brushmaker soutli Fifth near Shippen
Cooch Francis L. merchant 215 Spruce
Coui'sauU Amiable, merchant 122 Spruce
Crowly John, 7 Prune
Crotz Mrs. silk scourer 78 Union
Dabadie John, merchant 220 Spruce
Davies Edward, coach and sigrt painter 214 Mulberry
De Costa Charles, sea captain 3 Prune
Duffis Michael, printer 216 south Fifth
Dwyer Thomas, trader 63 Penn
Farrand Wm. P. 170 High >
Forgrove W^m. shoemaker 81 Cedar ^f
Fowler E. accomptant 147 north Third >^
Gallagher Andrew, sea captain 103 Spruce
Generally Fleury & Co. merchants 11 soitthFourlij
LATE REMOVALS, &c.
Gibbs Josiah W. merchant 110 south Fifili
Graham Mary, taylor corner Walnut and Water
Green James, inate 47 south Water
Groves A. merchant 5 north Front and 8 N. Seventh
Hammer Lewis, storekeeper 147 north Third
Harper b* Ridgway, merchants Old Ferry
Harvey Sc Son, shoemakers 140 Cedar
Hiisee Wm. grocer Frankford road
Horn Wm. J. grocer 62 High
Howell Sc Shaw, merchanis 25 south Water
Huber Henry, mspectof of customs 5 north Eighth
Humes John, auctioneer 16 north Stventh
Humes J^uiies, grocer Plum near Third
Humphreys J. isf A. Y. stationers cor. Walnut 8c 2nd
Hunter Wm. gentleman 12 north Seventh
Irvine Caliender, superintendant U. S. Twelfth,
between High and Chesnut
Journot Michael, jeweller i07 north Second
Kempton Wm. boardinghouse 1 Church alley
Kennedy Robert, 14 north Seventh
Kirkoff C. combmaker near 242 north Third
Kraft Henry, shoemaker 1 1 5 north Second
Kuhn Peter &; Son, auctioneers 190 High
Lawler Davis B. merc^ynt 25 south Wharves
Markoe Francis, merchant 63 south Water ,
M'Glathery James, late auctioneer near 46 George
M' Mullen J. taylor 4 6 George
IMorgan Peter, grocer corner Pine and Water
Morris George, painter, Sec. 13 Gaskill
Murphy Cornelius, shoemaker 121 south Fifth.
Myer Frederick, innkeeper Frankford road
Nagel Michael, tavernkeeper 62 Cedar
Nowiand w^idow of Patrick, 6 Prune
Phillips Mrs. boardinghouse 12 Pear
LATE REMOVALS, &c.
Reeve Clement, tavern and ferry keeper High stret:
"Wharf, south side
Reilly Daniel, gilder 58 south Fourth
Renshaw Francis, accomptant 20 Prune
Robinson Ann, storekeeper 65 noith Third
Rogers Mary, gentlewoman 67 Pine
Sergeant Elizabeth, gentlewoman 1 8 north Seventh
Sliffer Abraham, innkeeper 233 north Third
Summer John Jacob, merchant 117 north Second
Vauclain James L. merchant 24 south Second
Welch James, tinsmith corner Pine and Second
Wiley John, carter 1 68 north Eighth
Wilkinson Wm. millwright 242 south Third
Williams John G. merchant 244 High
AUCTIONEERS.
Stated Days of Sale.
Thomas Passmore, 34 south Front
Dry Goods. Monday and Thursday afternoon.
Groceries. Wednesday and Saturday morning,
Silas E. Weir, 20 south Front
Dry Goods. Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
Groceries. Tuesday and Friday morning.
F. MoNTMOLLiN, 51 north Front
Dry Goods. Tuesday and Fiiday afternoon.
Groceries. Monday and Tuesday at noon.
Humes and Etting, 15 south Front \
Dry Goods. Tuesday afternoon Sc Friday morning.
Groceries. Monday and Thursday,
Peter Kuhn and Son, 190 High
Dry Goods. Tuesday and Friday afternoon.
Groceries. Monday and Thursday marning.
John Dorset, 61 & 63 south Front
Dry Goods. Tuesday and Thursday morning.
Groceries, Wednesday and Saturday, 1 1 o'clock.
PHYICIANS, MIDWIVES AND NURSES.
PHYSICIANS.
AigslerFredericic,167 N.Howard John, St. John near
Front Tammany
Alberti Geo. F. 116 N. Front Howell A. 88 Lombard
Anderson , 148 Cedar James Thos. C. 83 south 2d
Arenfelt A. corner Vine SilSth Keehmle John, 23 north 4thJ
Attlee Edwin, 90 N. Fourth Kinley Charles, 135 Walnut
Barton Benj, S. 241 Chesnut Klapp Joseph, 346 south 2d
Barton Wm. B. C. Pennsylva. Kuhn Adam, next 140 Chesnut
Hospital La Roche Rene, corner 5th &
Benezet , comer Pine and Powell
Third Latapias Peter, 86 Lombard
Bertron D. 29 Artillery lane Lee James, 41 German
Bethausen E. 270 north ThirdLeib Michael, 117 Vine
Blayney Arthur, 165 Sassafras Lummis Dayton, 86 Sassafras
Brown Wm. 168 south Front M«Kinney A . 141 south Sixth
Bullock Jos. jr. 24 ColumbiaMathieu Joseph, 16 Branch
avenue Mease James, 192 Chesnut
Caldwell Chas. 211 S Second Miller Peter, 56 north Fourth
Catharall Isaac, 121 Chesnut Minnick Jos. P. 167 Walnut
Chapman Nathl. 232 Spruce Mongea R. 81 south Third
Cleaver Isaac, 286 N Second Niel H. 266 south Second
Conover Saml. L. 141 S. Fifth Norgrave Nathl. comer Juniper
Coxe John R. 133 Walnut and High
Currie Wm. 180 S. Second Otto John C. 139 Mulberry
Delpeaux P. 82 south Fifth Parke Thos. 20 south Fourth
Dewees Wm. P. corner Wal-Parrish Joseph, 18 Chesnut
nut and Fourth Peries Peter, 31 Callowhill
Dorsey J. S. 120 Mulberry Perkins John, 159 north 2d
Duffield Samuel, 12 Chesnut Physick Philip S. 114 Mulberry
Dunlap James, 107 Mulberry Porter John, 244 north Second
Dyott T. W. 116 N. Second Proudfit James, 153 south 2d
Frank Adam Fourth aboveRogers P. K. 13 south Ninth
Noble Rousseau John C. 210 Spruce
Gallaher James near 27 sputhRowvoudt Wm. corner Wood
Fifth , ' and York road
Gillaspy Geo. 90 S. Eighth Rush Benjamin, 98 south 4th
Glen James, comer 5th andSay Benjamin, 152 Chesnut
Prune Sermon Isaac, 105 N. Fr(mt
Glentworth P. F. 144 Sassa-Seybert Adam, 114 High
fras Shafer Casper, 66 Vine
Goss Joseph, 174 Cedar Shaw Wm. 137 Mulberry
Griffith E. 108 ftorth Fourth Smith Samuel B. 208 south 2d
Griffitts SamL P. 62 S. Front Smith Wm. 27 Sansom
Guignan L. 5 Cherry Stafford Robert, 25 Pine
Hanckle John M 364 N. 2d. Stewart Samuel, 182 Spruce
Harris Robert, 184 south 5th Wallace Wm. 109 Shippen
Hewson Thos. T. 41 Spmce Wistar Caspar, 112 south 4tb
HeyKn Isaac, 57 south 7th Weaver John, 417 north 2d
Houston P. W. 19 Walnut White James, 309 N. Third
MIDWIVES.
AnUicny Mrs. 130 Coates' Moodee, 2 Oak (S.;
Beatty Mrs. 308 south SecondMorrell Mrs. 71 Union
Clinton Mrs. Giles' alley Regin Ann, 16 St. John's
Ernes Ann, 8th above SassafrasRose Ann, 9 Brewer's alley
Ervvin Martha, 41 Beck's alley Rose Jane, 7 Brewer's alley
Forbes Mrs. 222 south Sixth Rose Susannal), 9 ditto
Garley R. 26 Shippen Shoemaker Lydia, 10 Shippen
Hemphill Jane, 73 Plum Thacara Eleanor 36 south 6th
Hoot Mary, 46 north Fourth Van holt A. 190 south Sixth
Houston P. W. 19 Wahiut WooleyMrs.36 Appletree alley
M'Fall Rosina, 101 south FifthZigler Ann, 74 New
NURSES.
Alberson Mrs. 9 Burd's alley Leek Catharine, 89 north 6th
Ambler Mrs. 9 Chancery lane Lyons E. 98 Plum
Barber Mrs. 207 souih Fifth M«Cloud Mrs. 71 Sassafras
Barker Rebecca, 66 CatharincMarks Hannah, 54 Callow hill
Barnitt.Martha, 81 north ThirdMiller Grace, Patton's court
Bickerton Mary, 25 Parram's Millar Sarah, Patton's court
alley Morris Ruth, 28 Church alley
Brown Grace, 87 north Ninth Murphy Mrs. 19 Vernon
Chittenton Mrs. 65 Qceen Mushel Mrs.22 Applelree alley
Clark Mrs. 15 Somh alley Newark Mrs. 9 Burd's alley
Ciiffon Mrs. 411 south Front Norton Jane, 9 Chancery lane
CUne E. Poplar lane Norton Sarah, 219 Sw anson
Cogle Mary, 22 Coomb's alley Pettit Heibter, 74 New
Cook E. 28 Farmer's alley Poweil Rebecca, Shepherd's
Corbet Mrs. 108 north Front court
Cornelius Amie, 207 south 5thPreston Mrs. near 62 Artillery
Dawson Mary, 260 souih 3d lane
Dickinson Mrs. 129 Sassafras Richards Mrs. 121 New
Dunlap Mrs. 42 Penn Simpson Mrs. 162 Pine
Earhart Mrs. 453 south Front Sloathman Mary, 168 north 2d
Evans Mrs. 10 South alley Smith Isabella, 106 Cedar
Ewing Mrs 377 north Front Si)Owden Mrs. back 381 High
Fiss Mrs. 205 north Eighth Sw'|,ki Mrs. 158 north Third
Colder A. 51 south Water SyiMthelt E. Taper alley
Graham E. Poplar lane Ulings Mrs. near 24 St. John's
January Hannah, back72 Ches-Vockason Mrs.9 Elfreith's alley
nut Walter Julian, 97 Crown
Johnson Mrs. 64 Vine Warnick Martha, 23 Plum
Kean Lcuisa, 23 Walnut Wood Mary, 23 Walnut
Knowles S. 17 Penn
LAYERS OUT OF THE DEAD;
January Hannah, back 72 Ches-Powell Rebecca, Shepherd's
nut coart
Knowles S, 17 Penn
BLEEDERS WITH LEECHE3.
Cunitz Mrs. 78 Sassafras Ripperger Conrad, 29 north
HoU George, 46 north Third Fourth
THE
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTOPvY,
FOR 1810
Abbotts and Sheward, brewers, corner of Pear and
Dock streets
Abbott David, 128 Callowhill
Abbott George, hairdresser 9 Chesnut
Abbott Jobn, cooper 1 5 Giles' alley
Abbott Joseph, carpenter Lilly alley
Abbott John, wrought nailor 477 north Second
Abbott '^i'imothy, currier 97 Chesnut
Abbott Thomas B. currier 29 Chesnut
Abbott \Villiam, bre^Yer 2 New Bank
Abbott William Henry, carver and gilder 52 Zane
Abbett Henry, smith 1 1 1 N. Second and 47 Sassnfi as
Abbott . sea captain 1'80 north Second
Abel Daniel, carter i3§*?J.ombard
Abel George, siioemaker-^iOS north Front
Abel John Sc Joseph, 'tarpenlers 10 Erovrn
Abel John D. tayltfi-s; Cedar
Abel Joseph, shoemaker !23 north Tourth
A.bel Peter, slv^cmaker 435 north Second
Abel Peter, stablekecper near 17 Applct;ee alley
Abercrojnbi^Jamcs, d. d. assisiani minister of
Chfist anS^A. Peter's churches 162 south Fourth
Abercroml^ Thomas B printer Juniper lane
Abin^vton Susannah, cjentlewomDn ?5 north Sixth
Abraham isaac, victualler 1 JO Brown
Abraham Moses, storel.eeeper If] 7 north Third
Abraham Henry, taylor 39 Chesnut
3
^4 PHILADELPHIA
Acheson David, merchant 1 Sansom [see Atkinson
Ackley D. shopkeeper 33 north Front
Ackley J. B. oil and colouvman 169 north Second
Ackley James, hookbinder south Broad
Ackley E. stevadore 60 Shippen
Acha BuSno de, merchant S. E corner of Pine & 5th
Adams Alex. & Wm. grocers High near Juniper
Adams Benjamin, carpenter 84 Cedar
Adams John, agent above 261 Callowhill
Adams John, tobacconist 196 St. John's
Adams widow of Joseph, shoemaker 259 south Fourth
Adams John, printer corner Eocust and Eleventh
Adams Jacob W. printer 70 Mulberry
Adams Sc Eoughery, merchants (Sumerrs wharf)
back 69 north Water
Adams Moses, shipwright near 567 south Front
Adams Peter, biscuitbaker 138 Lambard
Adams Rebecca, seamstress Oak (Nothern Liberties)
Adams Robert, merchant 80 south Eighth
Adams Robert, carpenter and shipjoiner 9 Pine
Adams Robert, porter 148 south Ninth
Adams St. Laurence, cotton manufacturer Mulberry
near Twelfth
Adams Thomas, boardinghouse 113 south Water
Adams Thomas, carter 94 Passyunk road
Adams William, cordwainer 65 Christian
Adams William, carpenter George near Eighth
Adams William, grocer corner Chesnut and Third
Adams William, coachman JDrinker's court
Adams Zephaniah, wharf buMder Oak (N. Liberties)
Addicks John Ed. comrrassioo-fnerchant 79 Walnut
Addington Stephen, young ladies preceptor 314 High
Addis Amos, carpenter 335 north Second
Addis Daniel, attorney at law 174 Lombard
Adgate Daniel, accomptant 89 New -
Adolph John, carpenter corner of St.; John 8c Green
Ager George, ropemaker Frankford road
Agnew Margaret, grocer 342 north Front
Aiel George, sailmaker Vine sti'eet wharf
.Aigster Fred, physician 167 north Front
Ailer Frederick^ baker 390 south Second
DIRECTORY. 15
Aitken Jane, successor to Robert, printer and sta-
tioner 71 north Third
Aitken Robert, printer Pearson's court
Aitken Robert, labourer Cherry near Juniper
Aitken John, cabinetmaker Chesnut above Sixth
Aitken John, silversmith, Sec- 76 north Second
Alberger Henry, victualler Lawrence
Alberger John, victualler i65 north Second
Alberger P. victualler Lawrence street and 16 Thiid
street Shambles
Alberger Susan Sc Elizabeth, mantuamakersl 12 north
Fourth
Alberson R. lumbermerchant 101 Swanson
Alberson Mrs. nurse 9 Burd*s alley
Alberson Samuel, weaver 137 Plum,
Albert Casper, tavernkeeper corner Third Sc Brown
Albert Henry, planemaker 1 8 Sassafras alley
Albert! George F. m. d. 116 north Front
Albertus L. grocer corner of Dock & Water
Albreght Charles, instrumentmaker 95 Vine
Albright Conrad, shoe warehouse south-east corner
of Second Sc High
Albright Frederick, cedarcooper 8 1 Brown
Albright Frederick, shoemaker 4 north Fifth
Albright John, mate 1 1 Callowliill
Albright John, cooper 3 Farmer's alley
Albright Jacob, mariner 261 south Fourth
a^lbright Michael, cedarcooper 36 north Sixth
Alchin George, bcokbincifcr near 17 Wagner's allev
Alcock William, printcuiter 19 and 2 1 Coates'
Alcorn Geo. lastmaker and leather cutler 67 Dock
Alcorn Michael, sea captain 1 15 south Fifth
Alderson and Rowlandson, merchants 25 Pine
Alexander Archibald, mariner back 33 German
Alexander jtleanor, grocer north-west corner Se-
cond & SMppen
Alexander ^mes, shoemaker Elmslie's alley
Alexander Jane, storekeeper 309 north Second
Alexander John P. grocer 482 Sassafras
Alexander James, porter corner Sixth Sc FitzwaUer
Alexander James, labourer 85 south Water
36 FHILADELPiilA
Alexander James, shoemaker 149 Walnut
Alexander Maria, shopkeeper 33 Sassafras
Alexander Richard, cabinetmaker 92 south Third
Alexander Robert, grocer 27 Green
Alexander Rev. Archibald 26 Lombard
Alexander Thomas, labourer Juniper lane
Alexander William, shipwright 74 Oudd
Alexander William, brewer north Thirteenth
Alexander widow of William, shopkeeper 132 south
Ninth
Alfton John, sea captain 67 New
Algeo Thomas, lAcrchant 210 High
AUardice Peter, silkdyer, Sec. 181 south Second
Allcut John, blacksmith 122 Brown
Allen Alexander, mariner 80 Penn
Alien Aquilla, shallopman 47 Green
Allen Chamkss, merchant 23 Lonjbard
Allen Charles, druggist, &:c. 160 south Second
Allen Charles, storekeeper, 4 south Second
Allen David, shoemaker and sexton 34 Christian
Allen David, storekeeper 23 north Front
Alien Edward, hatter 458 Sassafras
Allen E. taylor 32 k 39 south Water
Allen General Ira, 32 south Sixth
Allen John, merchant 120 Spruce, compting house
next 37 Dock
Allen Joseph, hatter near 155 north Eighth
Allen Joseph, jun. carpenter 60 Spruce
Allen Joshua A. accomptant Little George
Allen John W. printer Laurel \
Allen John, oakccoper Crookec1%i.Uet
Alien Lewis, trader 398 north Third
Allen Mary, shopkeeper 165 south Third
Allen Matthew, tavernkeeper 470 south Front
Allen Mrs. boarding house 25 Pine
Allen Rev. Richard, 150 Spruce
Allen Robert, collector of taxes 156 south Sixth
Allen Samuel, merchant 29 Mulberry ^
Allen Thomas, proprietor of horses and carriges foe
sale or hire 46 north Sixth
Allen Thomas, labourer Shields' alley
Allen — -, teacher Eleventh above Sjissafrag
DIRECTORY. 1?
Allhiser WilHam, tanner 469 north Third
Allibone k Keim, flour merchants corner of Sassafras
and Water
Allibone Thomas, merchant 5 3 north Fourth
Allibone William, currier 2 1 6 north Second
Allibone William, jun. merchant 98 north Fourth
Allick John, carpenter near 24 Zane
Alligood Thomas, mariner back 121 Queen
Allison James, taylor 45 Mulberry
Aliis Henry, carpenter 460 Sassafras
Allison Rev. Burgiss, d. d. 70 south Eighth
AUeson 8c Fox, tinsmiths 1 15 north Tiiird
Allison Christian, mate 19 Parrani's alley
Allison Robert, coacbpainter 18 south Sixth
Allison John, labourer i 1 Passyunii
Alleson Smith, tinsmith 72 north Seventh
Allison William, measurer 30 Phmi
Allison William, sailmaker 14 Meade alley
Allison William, inspector of nuisances corner of
Prune and Fifth
Almindinger Jacob, baker 130 north Fourth
Allmon Joseph, sweep 165 Pine
AUman Thomas, bricklaver 59 north Eiirhth and 144
Cherry
A.lmon John, accomptant 16 Vine
Alloway Lewis, cooper South alley
Alloway Samuel, porter 40 Brown
Ailpier Philip victuallei; 202 north Eighth
Alpier Jacob, victualler 23 7 Callowhill
Alsop John, china merchant 231 north Second
Alsop Othniel,iBerchant 59 north Third
Alstofi Law^r^ice £c Co. confectioners 136 High
Altemus John & co. taylors 90 south Second
Aliemus Leonard, taylor 64 Sassafras
Altemus James, wheelwright above 504 north Second
Altimus ""JPhomas, teacher 85 Ccates'
Ambler Mis. nurse 9 Chancery lane
Am Ende Fr. William, merchant 108 south Second
Amies Thomas, paper manufacturer 185 south Sccoivd
Amos Abraham, shoemaker iO Stall's court
Araringe L. V. grocer 265 south Third
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Ancker Adolph, trader 12 Margaretta
Anckcr Levi, trader 37 Cable lane
Ancoru Pietio, drawing master 53 soiuli Fifth
Andaule widow of VV. sea captain 260 Mulberry
Anderson Alexander, storekeeper 384 south Second
Anderson Alexander, -i54 north Second
And-irson Andrew, sea captain 165 north Sixth
Anderson Christian, rigger 107 Christian
Anderson Charles, inspector of customs 350 north
Second
Anderson E. J. shopkeeper 135 north Front
Anderson Hugh H. potter 18 Sassafras alley
Anderson James, carter Oak (N. L)
Anderson James, carpenter Cherry near Thirteenth
Anderson James, bricklayer 14 Plum
Anderson widow of James, manner 101 Catharine
Anderson James, minter 246 north Front
Anderson John, carpenter 135 south Tenth & 323
Mulberry
Anderson John, rigger Oak(N. L.)
Anderson John, sailmaker 193 Shippen
Andersen — — -, distiller 19 Coates' alley
Anderson Leonard, carter Cooper's court
Anderson Mrs. boardinghouse 5 1 south Water
Anderson Roberta grocer 92 north Lighlh
Anderson J. 5c C shopkeepers 35 south Third
Anderson Robert, teacher 61 south Eleventh
Anderson IkAchael, widow Hunter's court
Anderson Samuel V. merchant 25 north Water
Anderson Samuel, secretary to the Delaware Insu-
rance Company 134 Mulberry
Anderson — , m. d-. 184 Cedar
Anderson Thomas, hatter 6 Wagner's alley
Anderson Thomas, jr. sea captain 247 south Third
Anderson Thomas, feed store 90 Green
Anderson Thomas, sea captain 63 Shippen
Anderson Thomas, innkeeper 39 north Second
Anderson widow of \Vm- E mien's court
Andrews Leonard, sea captain 15 Noble
Andrews and Gerrish, storekeepers 3 north Wharves
Andrev/s Israel, mariner 6 Equality court
DlREGTORV. 19
Andrews Rev. John, vice provost of the University
291 Chesnut
Andrews John, grocer 96 south Water
Andrews John, mariner 14 Oak (S.)
Andrews John, 162 south Fourth
Andrews Robert, carpenter 135 north Sixth
Andrews \Vm. tobacconist 192 Shippen
Andrews Thomas, shoemaker 202 south Fifth
Angue ^ merchant 56 Lombard
An true John, cordialdistiller 109 north Second
Annadown Henry, taylor Rose alley
Anii;ie Michael, carpenter Callowhiil near Sixth
Anners Thomas S. haii'dresser 141 Chesnut
Annersdown Thomas, shoemaker 207 north Front
Annesley Thos. merchant 43 S. wharves & 17 Powel
Annesley Robert &; Co. merchants 40 south Wharves
Annesiey Robert, merchant 122 south Fourth
Annsley John, sea captain 73 north Ninth
Ansby George, shoemaker and skincolourer 42 south
Fifth
Anslie W^illiam, house carpenter 113 north Third
Anthony Frederick, carter 32 Budd
Anthony Jacob, shipwri^^ht 57 Coates*
Anthony J. instrum.entmaker 25 Brewer's alley
Anthony Robert D. smith 9 Crown
Anthony John boardinghouse 170 north Waaler
Anthony Joseph Sc Son, c^oldsmitiis, he. ^4 High
Anthony Michael wheely/iight 436 north Front
Anthony M. segarraaker 10 Almond
Anthony Michael, porter 36 Budd
Anthony Mrs. midwifa ISO Coales*
Anthony widow of Nicholas near 25 Brewer's alley
Antrim Isaac '8 Vine
Antiim P. cabinetmaker 286 north Second
Apo John, confectioner 19 south Sixth
App Adam,3p)mipmaker Frankford road
App Georg, pumpmaker Frankford road
App Michael, carpenter 433 north Front
Apple Henry, oakcooper 27 south W'harves
Apple George, hairdresser 48 north ! iflh
Apple Henry, gentleman corner Fourth and Brown
Apple Henry, coppersmith 180 nortli Third
20 PHILADELPHIA
Apple John, baker 26 Pewterplatter alley-
Apple John, shoemaker Rose alley
Apple V. cooper 26 York road near Vine
Applegate Samuel, bricklayer f.73 Pine
Applegate John, stamper 275 north Front
Applegate David, carter 311 south Third
Arabin Hannah, milliner 76 north Second
Araty Gorge, cooper MifRins' court
Archer Samuel, merchant 36 north Front
Archer Samuel Sc Co. merchants 36 north Front
Archibald John, mariner 291 south Fourth
Ardley Robert A. merchant 2 1 Walnut
Ardis John W. carpenter Watkins's alley
Arenfelt A. m. d. corner Vine and Thirteenth
Arentrue William, soapboiler 324 Sassafras
Arey Groom, stablekeeper 113 south Fifth
Arges William, mariner 385 south Front
Arrnand L. B. gentleman 105 Lombard
A^mbrusler Henry, watchman 69 north SixtK
Ambruster Mattliias, watchman 20 Ncrlh alley
Ambruster Nicholas, grocer 44 Brown
Ambruster Peter, late storekeeper noith Broad
Ambruster Peter, printer 189 north Front
Armitaare Georn^e, silvernlater 438 Sassafras
Ar.T!;t?.ge John, shoemaker 218 Sassafras
Arniroyd Gecrge Sc Co. merchants 11 7 north Water
Aniiroyd George, rae.-chant 225 Spruce
Ai'nistrong Andrew, grocer 257 north Front
Armstrong Archibald, stablekeeper 7 Moravian alley
Armstrong Allen, goldsmith; Sec. 1 "2 north Second
Armstrong Christopher, porter 284 south Third
Armstrong David, weaver 202 Lombard
Armstrong James, grocer corner I'hird & Cedar
Armstrong Jacob, sea captain 475 north Front
Armstrong- John, shoe store 224 south Secxmd
Armstrong John, harnessmaker 12G south Sixth
Armstrong John, carpenter 95 Budd •
Armstrong J. D. teacher Catharine above Second
Armstrong widow of John, mariner 151 north Water
Armstrong John, silversmith 5 north Second
Armstrong Joseph, carpenter 364 north Frotit
DmECTORY. 2^
ArmstroiiE^ Peter, carter 99 Budd
Armstrong Robert, carter 91 Budd
Armstrong Thomas, attorney at law 106 south Fourth
Armstrong William, carpenter Juniper lane
Arney Elizabeth, shopkeeper 32 south Fourth
Arnoid Geortje, shoemaker 3 Garr'u.yues' court
Arnold Thomas, sea captain 303 south Front
Arnous Nicholas, exchange broker York court
Arrison John, cutnaii factor 19 2 south Eighth
Arrott James, mercliant 8 north Front
Arrowood John, labourer Locust above Ninth
Artson E. storekeeper, 115 south Second
Arundel Robert, sea captain 106 Lombard
Arthur John, labourer 5 3 north Tenth
Ash Michael, cornchandler 220 north Third
Ash Abigail," Avidow 454 south Front
Ash James, jur. shipchaudier corner of Coutes* and
Oak, dwelling 3 1 Coates*
Ash James, 155 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Ash Joseph, grazier 144 Swanson
Ash Joshua, grazier 54 Christian
Ash Caleb, merchant 229 south Front Sc 48 Christian
Ash Sc Quandriil, stavemerchanis Christian street
•wharf
Ash Thomas, iron merchant 133 north Second
Ashbridge Ann & Sarah, shopkeepers 125 High
Ashbridge George G. 8^ VV, merchants 18 south
Wharves
Ashbridge William, merchant 14 Sansom
Ashbridge Rebecca, widow 16 north Fifth
Ashbridge, Mrs. widow 155 Vine
Ashbrook Joseph, sail maker 30 German
Ashburn Thomas, siiipwright 10 Equality court
Ashburner John, tanner 66 south Third
Ashby Wm. merchant taylor north-east corner Third
and Mulberry
Ashurst Richard, merchant 49 north Third
Ashley John, merchant 92 south Fourth
Ashman Godfvty, cedarcooper 4i2 north Third
Ashman James, boot Sc shoemaker 46 Chesuut 8c 9S
Sassafras
2^ PHILADELPHIA
Ashman Peter, cedarcoopcr Fourth above Poplar laRe
Ashmead John, sea captain 19 Sansom
Ashmead John, trader 186 south Fourth
Ashmead Thomas, accomptant 1 1 3 Lombard
AsMton Andrew, smith near 32 Moravian alley
Ashton David, blacksmith 161 north Third
Ashton George, shipwriglit and undertaker of old
work, corner of Coates' and Oak
Ashton John, oakcooper 17 Coates' alley
Ashton John, storekeeper 31 north Third
Ashton & Eyre, boatbuilders Oak near Noble
Ashton Samuel, cabinetmaker 273 south Second
Ashton Richard, teacher 23 north Tenth
Ashton Thomas, chairmaker back 1 2 north Front
Ashton William, carpenter 137 north Fifth
Askew Sc Paxson, hardware merchants 265 High
Askins John, shoemaker 216 south ^econd
Asmus widow of John, blacksmith near 4 1 Zane
Astley Thos. merchant 189 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Aston James, carpenter 37 Queen
Aston George, yoeman 62 north Third
Atherton 8c Boker, merchants 12 south Second
Atherton Humphrey, merchant 10 north Eighth
A.therton Nathan, china storekeeper 42 north Fourth
Atkinson J. taylor, 64 Chesnut [See Jcheson,
Atkinson James, carter near 22 Kunckle
Atkinson Phineas, biscuitbaker 198 Cedar
Atlie Joseph D. confectioner 162 south Sixth
Attmore Ann, gentlewoman^SS north Second
Attmore widom of Thomas, 163 south Third
Atlee Edwin, m. d. 90 north Fourth
Audejet Mrs. gentlewoman 117 Spruce
Audler Christian, labourer 110 north Sixth
Auge Henry, stocking weaver 32 Crown
Aull David, nailor back 175 Cherry
AuU Mary, storekeeper 219 south Second
Auner Peter, taylor 6 1 Cherry
Austie Margaret, storekeeper S09 High
Austin and Montgomery, merchants 7 south Ninth
Austin Thomas, merchant 60 north Front & 8 Church
alley
DIRECTORY. 23
Austin and Stewart, grocers corner Third and Arch
Austin Johanna, widow 48 Vine
Austin James, ropemaker 35 Beck's alley-
Austin John, wheelwrii^ht 4 . 3 south Second
Austin John, mariner 72 Christian
Avis George, shoemaker 9 Equality court
Avis John, shoemaker 7 Equality court
Awl James, stablekeeper back U south Seventh
Axford Samuel I. merchant taylor 307 High
Ayers Abijah, carpenter 101 Budd
Ayers William, labourer IQeventh above Sassafras
Ayler George, labourer 501 south Second
Azan Joseph, grocer and cordial distiller corner o£
Eighth and Mulberry
Azan Rachel) silkdyer and plumist do.
Babe Rachel, 42 Penn
Babe and Irich, oakcoopers 143 south Water
Bach E. L. merchant 135 north Second -^^j^tm^r
Bach Frederick, carpenter 131 Green ■ ^^
Bach John, plaster of Paris grinder 267 north Second
Bache Vvilliam, port surveyor Franklin's court
Bache Richard, jun. attorney at law and clerk of the
quarter sessions 10 Prune. [See Beach
Backhorn Garret, tavernkeeper 62 Shippen
Bacon David, gentleman 14 Cable lane
Bacon Job, merchant 181 V/aJnut (Sansom's row) and
20 south Seventh
Bacon Joseph, ironmonger 1 88 and 192 north Front
Bacon Charles \V. cabinetmaker 186 north Front
Bacon Isaac, cabinetm.;-ker 4 1 5 south Front
Bacon John, lumber yard Oak near Coates'
Bacon Flagg, carpenter 131 south Eleventh
Bacon Jol^p, merchant 119 Sassafras
Bacon Matthew, merchant 5 north Eleventh
Bacon Thomas, labourer Juniper alley
Badaraque Thomas, merchant 179 Pine
Bader Juliana, embroidress 40 Mulberry
Bader Peter, hatter 1 Appletree alley
24 PHILADELPHIA
Bagnell Benjamin, mariner 180 Cedar
Bales John, turner 98 Plum
Bailey Andrew, trader 14 Christian
Bailey Francis, printer 24 north Eighth
Bailey John, carpenter 153 north Third
Bayly J. L. coachmakei- 246 south Third
Baillet, widow of Fiancis 9 Favette
Bailley Jane. g-Ioveress \12 south l^'^ifth
Bailey, widow of Robert printer 13 North alley
Eaisch Jacob, cooper 2 Callowhill
Baker Basset, tavernkeeper 10 Ltctitia court
Baker C. jun. flour store 43 1 north Second
Baker George A. jun. attorney at law 23 Cherry
Baker George A. conveyancer 23 Cherry
Baker H. painter, £cc. 20 north Fourth
Baker Hannah^storekeeper 72 north Fotirth
Baker Henry, victualler York road
Baker Henry, jun. grocer 27'J north Front
Baker Piannah, teawarehouse 62 Mulberry
Baker Jacob, victualler 47 Budd
Baker Jacob, alderman office 28 south Fourth, dwel-
ling 167 Mulberry
Baker John H. 132 south Eighth
Baker John H. C. taylor Locust above Eighth
Baker John, mariuer 70 Callowhill
Baker John, victualler Say's alley
Baker Jacob, ropemaker James* street
Baker Joshua, insirumentmaker 130 Vine
Baker John, one of the alderfricn 154 north Second
Baker .Tohn L. merchant 65 south Eleventh
Baker .Tohn, combmaker Juniper above Cherry
Baker John, grocer 433 north Second & 124 Brown
Baker John R. merchant 61 Sassafras
Baker widow of Joseph 239 north Second
Baker Joseph, smith back 122 Brown
Baker Lewis, tavernkeeper corner Second & Noble
Baker Mary, storekeeper 464 High
Baker Mary, gentlewoman 188 north Fifth
Baker Michael, hardv.arestore 59 High
Bakei" Michael, lumbermerchant 74 Rrown
Baker Nathan, bookkeeper 16 Union
DIRECTORY. 25
Eaker Stephen, shoemaker Christian above Third
Baker Sarah, tutress 23 noith Fourth
Baker Samuel, shopkeeper 249 north Second
Baker Samuel, carpenter T2 north Fourth
Baker Samuel, carpenter Seventh near Fitzwalter
Baker Thomas, sea captain 184 south Second
Baker and Wayne, hardware merchants 59 High
Baker W. I. merchant 67 Vine and 6^ south Water
Bakmann Frederick, laceweaver 265 Sassafras
Balan Henry, wine merchant 1 1 Lombard
.Balch and Ridgway, merchants 15 south Wharves
Baldt Henry, victualler 67 Old Shambles
Baldwin Francis, baker 45 Cedar
Baldwin widow of Joseph, 63 south Fourth
Balitho Benjamin, storekeeper 66 Mulberry
Ball Henry, carter Pearson's court
Ball Joseph, merchant 240 Sassafras
Ball Richard, carpenter Oak (S.)
Ball T. instrumentmaker 26 Spruce
Ball William, jrentleman 41 Hi.^h
Ballanger Jacob, carpenter 70 north Ninth
Ballanger Joseph, carpenter 390 north Front
Ballanger Samuel, shoemaker 4 53 north Second
Baliflower James, grocer corner Budd and Brown
Ballentine James, porter 390 north Front
Bament William, accomptant 52 Shippen
Bamford Joseph, machine maker 9 Heyde's court
Bancker Charles N. merchant 3 south Ninth
Bancker Peter, mariner 586 south Front
Bangs Jacob, shoemaker Lilly alley
Banister R. J. instrumentmaker 43 Vine
Banks , smith 302 \'ine
Bankson widow of Joseph, 92 Vine
Bannan John, cooper Coates's alley
Bannan John, carpenter Eleventh above Sassafras
Baralet y_ corner Vine and Ashton
Barber Mrs. nurse 207 south Fifth
Barber Rebecca, widow 1 1 1 Christian
Barbier Stephen, jeweller, Sec. 169 south Second
Barclay Andrew C. merchant 232 north Third
Barclay George, merchant 168 south Second
c
26 PHILADELPHIA
Barclay John, merchant 227 north Third
Barclay James, merchaiU 226 north Third
Barclay James, merchant 7 Sansom
Barclay and Sheble, merchants 228 north Third
Barclay John and Co. m.erchants 230 north Third
Barclay John, gentleman o7 Almond
Barclay Samuel, hatter 323 south Second
Barclay Samuel, jun. sea captain 68 Almond
Bard Valentine, labourer 12 Giles' alley
Bardel Martin, blockmaker 20 Pewterplatter alley
Bargan widow of John, shoemaker 306 north Second
Banger Abel, painter, Sec. 9 Dock
Barger H. J. teacher 192 Vine
Barger Jacob, cedarcooper 483 north Second
Barger John, cedarcooper Fourth above Coates'
Barger William, rigger 39 Green
Bargh William, baker 225 Walnut
Bariere Peter, baker 85 New
Bark Mrs. widow, Twelfth near Chesnut
Barker James, accomptant 1 14 north Ninth
Barker John, mayor of the city of Philadelphia 1 14
north Ninth
Barker John, jun. undersheriff 106 north Ninth
Barker Joseph, mate Cox's alley
Barker Peter, teacher 30 Powell
Barker Rebecca, nurse 66 Catharine
Barkman Henry, mariner Cox's alley
Barnard John, carpenter 360 south Second
Barnaby Joseph, grocer Beach
Barnes Elizabeth, milliner 65 Sassafras
Barnes Edward, cabinetmaker Randolph's court
Barnes Isaac, mariner 138 Lombard
Barnes Isaac, taylor 112 Callowhill
Barnes James, labourer 3 Callowhill and 461 south 2cl
Barnes James, sea captain 8 Parram's alley
Barnes James, mate 328 south Front
Barnes Joseph, attorney at law corner 4th and Prune
Barnes Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 145 south Second
Barnes Joshua, labourer 5 Pewterplatter alley
Barnes John H. merchant 14 Walnut and 43 Sansonn
Barnes John, pilot 448 south Front
DIRECTORY. ^'
Barnes Luther, gunsmith St. Tammany
Barnes Peter, mariner 22 Little Water
Barnes Robert, mariner IS Crab
Barnes Samuel, currier 13 north Fourth
Barnes Samuel W. coachpainter Malt alley
Barnes Thomas, currier 257 north Second
Barnes Thomas and Samuel, curriers 63 Chesnut
Barnes William, painter, &c. 157 south Second
Barnes B. japanner corner Thirteenth and Filbert
Barney J. victualler 106 3. Tenth & 65 Old Shambles
Barnhill Robert, storekeeper 63 north Second
Barnhill Sarah, shopkeeper 13 north Third
Barnholt Frederick, victualler 237 St. John's
Barnholt G. victualler 245 Caliowhill
Barnholt John, victualler Charles
Barnett Samuel, turner near 41 Cherry Sj 154 Sas5a=
fras
Barnitt Thomas, turner 198 north Front
Barnitt John, mariner Oak (N. L.) &c 28 Union alley
Barnitt Martha, nurse 8 1 north Third
Barnum David, Shakspeare hotel corner Sixth and
Chesnut
Barr Joseph, carter 430 north Third
Barr Patrick, stone cutter Locust near Eleventh
Barr James, shoemaker north Thirteenth
Barrass John, carpenter 122 Callow hili
Barrass Charles, carpenter 359 north Second
Barrass William, carpenter back 126 Coatcs'
Barrett P. saddler Murgaretta
Barrett Tobias, accomptant 3 liurst
Barrett James, boarding house 12 Strawberry
Barrington Charles, fruiterer and bottler 216 High
Barrington Henry, fruiterer and manufacturer of
coffee and chocolate 202 south Fourth
Barrington R. grocer corner Front and Almond
Barron John, carpenter Hoffman's alley
Barron Mary, widow 38 Vine
Barry Edward, universal turner 17 Walnut
Barry Edward, sea captain 294 south Front
Barry Mrs. boarding house 1 1 Norris's alley
Barry William, labourer 130 Walnut
^8 PHILADELPHIA
Barry Jos B. proprietor of City Hotel 187 and 189
south Second corner of Union
Barry Jos. B. and Son, cabinetmakers and upTiolster-
ers 134 south Second
Barry Mrs. widow of commodore, 214 Chesnut
Barry Patrick, grocer 186 north Water
Barry John, merchant 2£0 Spruce
Barry William, tobacconist 283 south Fourth
Barsux M. J, upholsterer 133 north Third
Bart T. ropemaker 501 south Second
Bartholomew John, hatter back 82 Brown
Bartholomew Charles, tobacconist 88 north Third
Bartholomew JMary^ gentlewoman 63 south Seventh
Bartholomew Mrs. shopkeeper 208 north Eighth
Bartholomew Mrs. huckster 156 south Eighth
Bartleson Peter, carpenter SI New
Bartlett Thomas, shipwright 8 Mary (S.)
Bartlett Francis, shoemaker Poplar lane
Bartlit Robert, dairyman Walnut near Eleventh
Bai'tlit John, merchant 3 south Water
fiartiing Conrad, carpenter near 129 Cherry
Eartling David, carpenter 50 north Seventh
Bartling C. late inspector of lumber 255 north Front
Bartling William, accomptant Mulberry near 1 2th
Barton A. taylor 4 1 Chesnut ♦
Barton Benjamin Smhh, m. d. professor of materia
medica, botany and natural history 241 Chesnut
Barton Gilbert L. merchant 74 Lombard
Barton Joseph, teacher Germantown road near Rose
E-arion Thomas I, merchant taylor 46 Spruce
Barton Vvm. B. C. m. d. Pennsylvania Hospital
j^y yton , tanner comer Eleventh and Vine
Barlow Sarah, widow 128 north Third
Bartram George, gentleman 68 south Second
Bartram Geo. \V. druggist 58 north Second
Bartram Isaac, druggist, Sec. 39 north Third
Bartram Rebecca, gentlewoman 69 Arch
Bartram Mary% gentlewoman 39 north Third
Bashful Frederick, taylor back 22 south Second
Basile Florent, 202 Sprues
Bass William A. accomptant 121 Cedar
Basset Asa, ladies' academy Goforth alley
DIRECTORY. 29
Beard N. victualler Charlotte & 10 north Shambles
Bastian Casper, labourer Christian above Third
Bastian George, jun. tallowchandler 148 Mulberry
Bastian Henry, victualler 239 south Sixth
Batchelor Williani R. gunmaker 93 south Water
Bates Benjamin, skindresser St. Tammany
Bates Christopher, baker 308 south Fourth
Bates B. late lumber merchant near 261 Callowhill
Bates William, mariner 8 Vernon
Bates Mrs. gentlewoman 42 north Sixth
Bates John, labourer 479 north Second
Batho JoJm, potte:* near 466 north Front
Batten John, porter 124 Cedar
Batts John, rigger 441 south Second
Baucher Jacob, carter 96 Green
Bauclioney L. merchant 102 north Third
Baughman Catharine, widow 153 south Ninth
Baughman Aaron, chairmaker 96 Swanson
Baugier Nvidow of Anthony, merchant 25 south Third.
Bauvau Elizabeth, boarding house 1 I south Fourth
Baxter William, sailmaker 312 south Front
Bayard Andrev/, merchant 1 3 1 Walnut [see Biard
Bayers Rebecca, widow 186 Sassafras
Bayiis William, china merchant 131 north Second
Bayne Nathaniel, turner 85 north Front \_see Bean
Bayne Robert, coach maker corner Eighth and Arch
Bazier John, accomptant Cedar above Twelfth
Beach William M. late druggist 32 Kunckle
Bealert Margaret 52 Lombard
Eazely Charles W. teacher near 77 south Fifth
Beale P. cabinetmaker, 128 Chesnut
Bcale Joseph, cabinetmaker 75 Dock
Bealer John T. labourer 131 north Front
Beam C. soapboiler 247 south Third
Beamer Andrew, grocer 83 north Seventh
Bean Joseph, mariner \oS north Water
Beard James, labourer 50 Crown [see Biard
Beard Mary, widow of George 263 south Third
Bt;ard Robert, carter Lorabard near Eleventh
Beard John, labourer 28 I south Third
BasseU David S. merchant 4 north Second
c 2
:^0 PHILADELPHIA
Beard William, sea captain 275 south Second
Beard Wiliiam, .stfiiie cutter 375 Mulberry
Bearman Jacob, mariner, Relief
Eeasly A. tayloress. Baker's alley
Beasley Stephen, shipwright 224 Swanson
Beasley John, fisherman 149 Green
Beasley William, segarmaker Lilly alley
Beates Frederick, scrivener94 north Third
Beatman John, sailmaker 250 south Sixth
Beatman £c Taylor, sailmakers 2 Cedar
Beatty David, saddle and harness maker 68 High
Beattey George, sandman Cedar above Seventh
Beatty Peter, labourer 10 Margaretta
Beatty Samuel, ladies* shoemaker 87 Cedar
Betty William, storekeeper 308 south Second
Beaujour Felix de, consul general from his imperial
majesty 179 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Beckel George, agent 187 north Second
Beckel Godfrey, taylor 187 fiorth Second
Bechtel Geo. St. John's above W illow street
Bechtel Jacob, boot and shoemaker 7 south Front
Bechtel John, shoe warehouse, 50 Kt^rgh
Beck George, taylor 216 Lombard
Beck Henry A. druggist, &e. 248 north Front
Reck Henry, merchant 161 N. Third £c 30 Sassafras
Beck Israel, mariner Pegg street
Beck Isaiah, tavernkeeper 165 north Water
Beck Jacob, accom.ptant 33 St. Tammany
Beck Jacob, tobacconist 3 1 Union
Beck John, grocer 47 Cedar
Beck Sc Lammott, merchants 1 1 south Water
Beck John, baker 309 north Eighth
Beck Joseph, carpenter Pegg street
Beck Martin, carpenter 1 7 1 Coates'
Beck Paul, merchant 315 High
Beck Peter, late storekeeper 180 Coates'
Beck Lewis, tanner 7 1 Budd
Beck's wharf opens next 15 south water
Beck Valentine, shoemaker 263 south Third
Beckenbach Jacob, shoemaker 73 Green
Beckery Henry, smith 89 Callowhill
Beckley Mar Vj boarding house 144 south Fifth
DIRECTORY. 31
Beckman Susan, widow 1 5 Wao-ner's alley
Beckley Danici, carpenter 62 K. eighth [see Bickley
Bediord John, cordvvainer 73 south Second
Bedford J. accomptant Vork road above Callowhill
Bedford Thomas, accomptant near 17^ N, Fourth
Bedford Thomas, storekeeper 25 north Second
Bedford T. painter, kc* opposite 307 north Third
Bedford Thomas Sc Co. storekeepers 17. vS. Second
Bedinger Henry, shoemaker Cedar above Eleventh
Bed .veil Thomas Sc Co druggists 178 north Third
Beeringbaum John, ni inter 78 New
Beere James, sailmaker 13 Carter's alley
Behan Thomas, portrait pamter 3i north Eighth
Beidelmen Abraham, innkeeper 326 north Second
Beitel John, grocer 147 north Sixth
Belger James, 28 ?»Ioravian alley
Belin Augustus, mercliant 317 Spruce
Bell Henrvj lumber merchant ) 20 south Fourth
Bell James, packer '271 Sassafras
Bell Jeremiah, taylor 10 High street
Bell John, shallopman Stillhouse alley
Bell John, porter 20 Sassafras alley
Bell John, labourer 104 north lileventh
Bell Marc^aret, boardinghouse 27 Carter's alley
Bell Peter^ sea captain 17 Shippen
Bell Samuel C. merchant 40 south Second
Bell Samuel, grocer 39 Small
Bell Samnel, oak cooper 7 Prune
Beli widow of Thomas. 182 south Second
Bell William, merchant 21 soulh Second
Bell Vvilliam(GR) 68 S. 11th corner of George
Bell V\ iiiium J. merchant 124 Pirie
Bell widow cf William, baker 225 south Fifth
Bell Wm.m.erchant 2 Sims' alley, and 169 Chesnut
Bell William, stone cutter Mark's lane
Bell William, yeoman 544 south Front
Bcliangy John,tavernkeeper next 240 south Third
Belsteriing Anthony, cabinetmaker 441 N. Third
Beisterling Jacob, innkeeper corner Coates' Sc Third
Beiiz John, tavtrnkeeper corner Lombard k Bank
Beitzner Catharine, shopkeeper 72 Dock
S2 PHILADELPHIA
Benarci — — , riclin?^ nvaster corner 10th Sc Arch
Bender Jabob, combmiiker rorth3road
Render Mrs. milkwoman Locust above Thirteenth
Bender Johp., lunniber yard corner of Poplar lane and
Second
Bender John, shoemaker 348 N. Second \_see Binder
Bender John, carpenter 130 Brown
Bender W iljiam, mate 30 Kunckie
Benger Timothy, accomptant 13 north Twelfth
Btnner George, jun. carter 1 1 Budd
Benner Jacob, sea captain 57 New
Benner Lewis, innkeeper 242 north Second
Benner Matthias, brickmaker Spruce near Thirteenth
Benner George £c John, bakers 360 north Front
Benner^ Peter, labourer Spruce near Thirteenth
Benner Peter, oakcooper 365 north Second
Bennct Abner, labourer Burd's alley
Bernnet , tanner 314 north Second
Bennet Jacob, painter 232 Swanson
I^Bennet John, copperplate printer Richardson's court
k 3 Sterling alley
Bennet Lewis, mariner 254 north Front
Bennet Louisa, storekeeper's south Fourth
Bennet Nathaniel, porter 172 Coates*
Bennet Peter, biscuit baker Liberty alley
Bennet 8>c Griffith, marble cutters 395 Migh
Bennet , shoemaker 4 I Artillery lune
Bennet Sarah, widow 66 Union
Bennett ^Villiam, mate 19 Vernon
Bennet Titus, bookseller 31 High
Bennet £c Walton, booksellers, Sec. 31 High
Bennet William, bricklayer 58 Spruce
Benninghove J. & Daniel Dick, jr. tobacconists 47
south Front
Benninghove J. tobacconist 4 Church alley
Benninghove Sc Nassau, tobacconists 77 High
Bennis Thomas, trader 121 Mulberry
Bennis , cabinetnaaker 4 South alley
Benson James, shoemaker 5 1 south Water
Benson James, teacher 136 north Front
Beresford Robert, printer 268 Mulberry
Benson. William, ragman Garden
DIRECTORY. 33
Bentley John, labourer Fourth above Brown
Bergasse Cadet, merchant 38 north Second
Berguear Joseph 95 south Fourth
Bergen Joshua, watchman 178 south Front
Ber'gmeyer Daniei/shoemaker 108 north Seventh
Beriueche Charles, supercargo 42 Gaskill
Bernhardt Francis, proiessor of music 319 High
Bernadou John B. accomptant 363 Mulberry
Bernanose C merchant 163 north '1 bird
Berniaud C. china merchant 19 south Second
liernard George, 147 north Second
Bernard John, hair dresser 42 Cedar
Bernard Mrs. widow 4 Dock [See Barnard
Bernhardt J boarding house 94 north Water and 97
north Front
Bernbaum John, minter 78 New
Berrell Samuel, nailor 594 Sassafras
Berrett William, ornamental painter 9 Cherry
Berrett Robert, merchant 4 north Eleventh
Berry Joseph sea captain 106 Union
Berry Samuel, shoemaker 441 north Third
Berry Peter L. carpenter 72 south Fifth
Berry man Joseph, bricklayer 37 Brown
Berry man Richard, shipwright 31 iMary (S.)
Berton George, upholsterer 63 south Second
Bertron James, boarding house 140 north Vv'ater
Bert ron David m. d..2 9 Artillery lane
Berwick Richard, baker 25 1 north Second
Besson wiriow of Anthony> merchant 69 south Second
Besson Valentine, labourer 44 George
Besce John Baptist, g^^ntleman 37 Coates' alley
Besseliever Francis P. accomptant Fitzwalter
Beihel Wiliiam, merchant 132 St 134 north Front
Bethausen E. m. d. 270 north Third
Betson William, shoemaker 45 Passyunk
Betton Samuel, jun physician 276 High
Bettle Samuel, merchant 14 south '1 bird
Bettle John, accomptant 53 Filbert
Betts Ebenezer, cut nailor l5 and 19 north Seventh
Bevan Mat. L. merchant 43 S. Water 8c 132 Spruce
Bevan John, painter, kc. 253 south Front '
Beven Philip; accomptant 389 north Third
o4 PHILADELPHIA
Bevens \Vm. clockmaker, Sec 150 Ui^h
Beverlirs James, porter Caltowhill above Sixtli
Bevier Peter, victualler Christian above Seventh
Bewley Tiohert, bricklayer 600 Sassafras
Bevvley Richard 109 Sassafras
Beylle Joseph, confectioner 70 north Second
Biard Mary, widow of George, 263 south 'i'hird
Bickerton Elizabeth, boarding house 20 Ahiiond
Bickerton Abie, shoemaker 28 Union alley
Bickerton George, shoemaker 43 Chesnut
Bickerton Mary, nurse 25 Parram's alley
Bickham's wharf opens at 17 SvrANSON
Bickham Caleb, stave merchant 117 Svvanson
Bickhara George, merchant 11 north Ninth
Bickham Hannah, widow 3 Shriver's court
Bickham Sc Reese, merchants 152 High
Bickhara T. boat builder 254 south Front
Bickley's wharf opens at 7 AND 13 N. Water
Bickley Jacob, innkeeper Point-no-Point \_See Beckkij
Bickley Daniel, lumber merchant 30 Callowhill
Bickley D. storekeeper corner Callowhill Sc Front
Bickley Henry, coliecter 165 north Tiiird
Bickley & Taylor, lumber yard, High bridge
Bickneli Peter, bottler 33 EUreith's alley
Biddtison Catliarine nurse 74 New
Biddle Chas. Lite prothonotary of C. C. P 159 Chesnut
Biddle David, porter 232 Lombard
Biddle Clement, notary public 41 and 34 Walnut
Biddle Clement, jun. sugar lefiner 142 High
Kiddle John, druggist, Sec. 142 High
Biddle John E. taylor 145 south Fifth
Biddle I'homas, broker 285 Chesnut
Biddle T- 8c John Wharton, stock and commission
brokers 2 2 Walnut
Biddle \Vm. attorney at law 143 Chesnut
Biddle William M. k Co. brokers 35 Dock
Biddle be Lea, sugar refiners 13 Church alley
Biddies ^VilIiam, boarding liouse 78 south Fifth
Biegel Henry, clockmaker 191 north Third
Biegler widow of Philip, corner Filbert & Thirteeth
Bigard James, biscuitbaker 159 St. John's
Biggard John, labourer 393 north Second
DIRECTORY. 35
Biggs Thomas, matbl. instrument maker 56 S. Front
Bigiey Jac. sa'umaker 18 Artillery lane [see Beigler
Bigloe Jacob, sea captain 33 Plum
Bignell E. mantuamaker 149 south Sixth
Biilurd Jacob (butchers arms) Wice to'»w
Billings Thomas, teacher 53 New ^
Billings Isaac, carpenter 1 10 north Eighth
Billington George, accomptant 22 Cable lane
Billington widow of Thomas, 5 Lombard
Billmeyer John Sc Jacob, flour merchants 272 High
Billon Charles, watchmaker and jeweller 75 S. Second
Bills William, Shipwright 3 1 Christian
Binder William, hatter 286 north Front \^see Bender
Bingard Philip, carter Centre alley
Bingham Joseph, carpenter Pine near Twelfth
Bingham T. engraver and letter cutter Sixth near
the first turnpike gate
Bingham Peter, sea captain 20 Parram's alley
Bingham Robert, trunkmaker High above Broad
Binney Horace, counsellor at law 80 Walnut
Binns John, pubhsher of the Democratic Press, ofike
Franklin court, dwelling 106 High
Binns James, mariner 104 Cedar
BInny and Ronaldson, letter founders Cedar between
Ninth and Tenth
Binyard William, baker 66 Passyunk
Bion and Gue, corner of Pine in Fifth
Bioren Benjamin, sea captain 107 Vine \_see Byron
Bioren John, printer and oookscller 83 Chesnut
Birch George, landscape painter 83 south Fifth
Birch Thomas, miniature painter 39 Spruce
Birch William Y. stationer, Sec. 37 south Second
Birchall Caleb, hatter 46 High
Birchaux Henry T. accomptant 8 north Eleventh
Birckhead Levin, coachmaker near 350 High
Bird Charles and Co. hardware merchants 80 and 17©
High south-west corner of Fifth
Bird and Earp, hardware merchants 225 S. Second
Bird George, sea captain 388 north Second
Birmingham John, accomptant 373 north Second
Birnie William, merchant 9 south Wharves
Bisbing Joshua, hatter 81 north Fifth
36 PHILADELPHIA
Bische Albei't, grocer 198 High
Bishop James, halter 105 north Front
Bisiiop John Sc Co. shot m?aiufacturers 49 S. Wharves
Bishop and Sparks, plumbers 49 south Wharves
Bishop John, plumber 94 Spruce
Bishop Robert B. surgeon's instrument maker back
of i09 Mulberry
Bishop Benjamin, cabinetmaker back 39 Cable lane
Bishopbareer Jacob, labourer 89 Brown
Bisset John, victualler 445 south Front
Bisset John, mariner 12 Christian
Bissy A. miniature painter 127 Spruce
Bitters Charles, furrier 11 north Third
Biylle Joseph, confectioner 70 north Second
Black p. carpetweaver Ferris's court
Black George, shipwright Federal
Black and Glenn, grocers 84 Plum & 2 Little Water
Black Henry, gardner Schuylkill 8th near Lombard
Black John, plaisterer ir^S Chesnut
Black James, goldsmith, jeweller and hair worker 123
Chesnut
Black James, plaisterer Mary's alley
Black John, whalebone cutter 18 south Fifth
Black John, grocer corner Fourth and Christian
Black M. shoemaker 54 Oak (S.)
Black Patrick, grocer 86 Pltim
Black Robert, carter 62 Shippen
Black Samuel, storttkeeper 33 north Front
Black Thomas^ labourer 87 Shippen
Black vVilliam, reedmaker Walnut near Twelfth
B^iack William, grocer 22} Cedar
B'u^ckburn W. \V. fiaxdresscr, Sec. 20 north Water
Blackfan Jesse, supercargo 264 Mulberry
Biackson Thomas, carpenter 16 Mary (S.)
Blakiston John, sea captain 198 south Fourth
B'akiston Presley, shoemaker 2 1 2 south Front
Blackislon John, currier 73 Dock
Biackman David, labourer Oak (M. L.)
Blackwell Jacob, wine merchant 176 south Second
Blackwell Rev. Robert, d. d, 50 Pine ^
Blackwood Shepherd, merchant 1 8 south Second
Blackwood Sc W^ickershamj merchants 18 S. Second
DIRECTORY.
Blain Charles, carpenter 98 Filbert
Bifiin John, rnerchant 129 Lombard
Blair John, taylor Juniper lane
Blair Robert, gentleman 33 Lombard
Biair S. blacksmith near 138 south Fifth
Blair William, cordwainer 20 Chesnut
Blair Wm. L. attorney at law 318 south Second
Bhir William, sea captain 33 Lombard
Blair and Workman, lumber yard 137 south Third
and 67 Swan son
Blake George E. musical library 1 south Third
Blake Timothy, hairdresser 191 south Front
Blakie James, cabinetmaker Eleventh near Locust
Blaker Solomon, labourer 9 Knight's court
Blame Joseph, bottler 5 north Fifth
Blanc Lewis, watchmaker 172 south Second
Blanc Victor, coppersmith 260 north Second
■Diane H. grocer 26 Spruce
Blancan P. turner on metals in general 125 Mulberry
iilanchard Mrs. gentlewoman 8 1 Vine
Blanchard John D. 17 south Fifth
Blandford John, smith 156 Sassafras & 128 N. Fifth
Blandford David, blacksmith 130 north Fifth
^ayney Arthur, m.d. 165 Sassafras
^ eaker Peter, cooper 271 north Second
xSleas George, oakcooper 1 7 Green
Blee Samuel, bricktnaker 14 south Broad
Blinn Jacob, carpenter Fourth above Brown
«lest Thomas, hatter 4.9 Coates* alley
^leyler John, grocer 325 north Second
^ ight xMary, widow 3 1 Pewterplatter alley
flight Peter, merchant 1 1 7 south Front
^liss Susannah, mantuamaker 47 Vine
Bissett Francis, comedian 7 Fayette
^ ood John, shopkeeper 76 south Water
B lowert T f ^''T''^ &^°^^^ ^^ "^^^^^ ^^'^tei^
mZ/r p • K L°!; ^""^ '"°""^" ^2 north Third
Blower Robert, dyer 245 south Third
^ ong H. corner George and Tenth
B OSS Ann, ^ea<^er 17 north Eighth
^lume Henry, weaver 443 north Third
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oo
Rlume Philip, baker 89 Christian
SZe Geo '^e, shoemaker 16 Vewterplalter alley
Blunder Chvistian, b.ker 1 8 v-ulberry
Blutterman Peter, bacl. 28 Gaskill
Boake Israel, ncdlor 19 B^cks alley
Boate Thomas, bookbinder lb:, \ me
Boate H. printer 93 north iitth
Bob Tacob, bricklayer 212 r,orth biphth
Bob Peter, brickmaker corner Broad and George
-RnrralUn Tohn, merchant 29 tilhert
Bocke T^^^^ shoemaker 158 .outh FourU.
Bockius Godtrey, hatter 1 6 Gcrn.an l^ee iiz.
Bockius John, grocer Frankfora road _
Bockius iohn, sea captain 320 soutn hiont
Bodet Anthony, currier 22 Swanson
Bodin Louis, 8 Bank \ , ,.
Bodlev Chaiies, hatter back 109 Mulberry
Boehm Daniel,' grocer 402 north Second
Bo^gs William, merchant 33 Swanson^ ^^
Bo!|s Tames and WiUiam, porters north Bioad
Boee-s Robert, porter Beach
■^BoSs Samuel, shipwright Frank ord road
BoSle Robert, shopkeeper 46 south ^.ighth
|;ffen B. and , . merchants 69 south Fourth
Bohlen J . merchant. 5 south r ourt
S >issier T. shoemaker 74 Lombard
tk:;kiron, merchant ^^-^^--tth
B evTriderick, Qpoper Brewer s uUey
B.. ler widow of John, 89 ^^assatras
Bolster Frederick, cabinetmaker ^8 High
irnta^r^^'oir^e^ofk near Third
Bolton Rhoda, widow 4 Moravian alley
ItZ Samuel, hatter 87 -rth becond
Bond Elizabeth, gentlewoman o4 «ueen
Bond Jacob, saddle and harness maker 80 N . becona
DIRECTORY. ^
Bond Sarah, mantuamak^r Pine near Tenth
Bond widow of George, supercargo 180 Spruce ,
Bones Samuel, baker 100 north i^inth
Bonnell widow of Charles, oakcooper 18 Vine
Bonnell William, paper merchant 24 Chesnut
Bonnet William, labourer 86 south Third
Bonneuil Peter, wine cooper 37 Pine
Bonnin George, accomptant 13 Summer's court
Bonsail Edward, conveyancer corner Spruce Sc Sixth
Bonsnll Samuel, blacksmith 131 south Ninth
Bonsall Edw- Sc Son, conveyancers 3 carpenter's court
Bonsail John, conveyancer 154 south Sixth
Book Jacob, watchman 141 north Fourth
Book John, carpenter 9 Sassafras alley
Book John H taylor 299 north Second
Boon A. boarding house and tavern 341 north Front
Boone Mrs. widow back 78 north Fourth r
Boone Jer. merchant 90 south Wharves SclOO Spruce
Booth Will'.STTi, grrnsniith 88 south Second
Booth William, coachmaker 1 15 Bro'vvTi
Booth George, ladies preceptor 10 Sansom
Booz'. r Joseph, carpenter near 15 north Eighth
Boozer Adam, labourer 329 Callowhill
Bo^•as Henry, taylor 78 Sassafras
Borden Samuel, cabinetmaker corner Vv'alnut &;Dock
Borden and Stev/art, cabinetmakers 21 Chesnut
Borden Francis, bricklayer 84 south Seventh
Bordly Sarah, gentlewoman 7 Union
Borrekins Henry, accomptant 61 south Seventh
Boi-yff Henry, victualler 94 north Eleventh
BorafP Mrs. victualler Cherry near Thirteenth
Borie John Joseph, merchant centre 190 High
Boss Barbara, brush factory 29 north Front
l-oss Frederick, grocer 35 north Fifth
Bosio Secundo, tavern and stablekeeper 1-1%! Cedar
Bossier Joseph, brass founder Broad near Vine
Bossman John, hairdresser 498 north Second
Bosw.?U G. tin plate worker 5 6 Brown
Boswell Sanjuel, printer Sassafras alley
Boswell William, oysterman 12 north Front
Boucherie Anthony 180 Coatcs'
Bouchet Joseph, cutler 93 south Second
40 PHILADELPHIA
Boiichony Lordanet, merchant 102 north Third
Boudar J, china store corner Third and Lombard
Boulenger A. G. baker 19 Lombard
Boiittclljer Michael Le, merchant 107 north Front
Boult Peter, merchant 24 south Front
Boulu Mrs. {Gentlewoman 335 .S^.ssafras
BouUey Abrtiham, 10 Norris' alley
ourgoin captain F. Desey, 144 south Fifth
Bosquet A. merchant 267 south Front
Bouvier John B. umbrella maker 196 south Second
Bouvier John, printer, office 47 Sansom and dwelling-
6 Cypress alley
Bouzigues — , pewterer 454 north Second
Bowen Elijah, taylor 54 Artillery lane
JBowen John; sailmaker 26-Lombard
owen John, cooper 9 Elfreith's alley
Bowen Isaac, shoemaVier 54 Artillery lane
Bowene Thomas, blacksmith Baker's alley
owene Thomas, iun. ship joiner 33 ivooic ^7.t C:«
near the Kay scales
Bowen William, chairmaker 83 N. Front & 122 Fifth
Bowen . / ■, shoemaker 204 south Fifth
Bower George, carpenter Jam.es
Bower David, taylor 59 Shippen
Bowers widow of Joseph, Queen (K.)
Bowers Jacob, shoemaker 543 north Front
Bowers Philip, baker 18 south Third
Bowers Michael, hairdresser 402 north Tliird
Bowers A. labourer back 128 north 1 illh
Bower John, eng-raver 80 north Fourth
Bowie Jane, widow 282 south Second
Bowlby Edward, ironrnonger 69 High
Bowles Wm. block and pumpmaker 20 Little Water
Bowlin John, labourer Coates' court
Bowman^' Abraham, printer St. Tammony
Bowman Charles, hog victualler 14 Budd
Bowman Casper, labourer Gaskili near Thirteenth
Bowman Zachariah, painter, 8cc. Lilly alley
Bowman Jacob, labourer north Thirteenth
Bowman John, labourer Gaskili near Thirteenth
Bowman Thomas, storekeeper 41 north Second
Bp\yman Wm. accomptant 123 south Eleventh
DIRECTORY... 41
Boyce Joseph, brassfounder,&c. 177 Cedar
Boyce Sarah, widow 15 Gray's alley
Boyd Alex, inspector of customs 142 north Second
Boyd Andrew, shopkeeper 6 Hii^h
Boyd ~, sailmaker back 1 1 5 norlh Water
Eoyd widow of Jesse, mariner 7 Chancery lane
Boyd Hiu^h, shopkeeper 257 St. John's
Boyd John, ropemaker Prime above Front
Boyd John, tavernkeeper corner Hiyh & Schuylkill 3d
Boyd P. pewterer 25 north Second
Boyd Thomas, accomptant Shepherd's court
Boyd Thomas, nailer near 13 Hinckle's court
Boyd William, jun. merchant 18 south Front
Boyd William^ grocer 141 Vine
Boyer Abraham, carpenter 61 north Tenth
Boyer Isaac, Grocer i42 north Second
Boy^er Jacob, carpenter 127 Green
Boyer James, accomptant 4 Brewer's alley
Boyer Nathaniel, blacksmith 188 Mulberry
Boyer Valentine, victualler near 285 north Eighth
Boyer Dolly, storekeeper 142 north Third
Bowyer Michael H. merchant 44 north Second
Boyer Thomas, storekeeper 6 north Third
Boyle James, sandman 20 Spruce
Boyle Mrs. 217 south Front
Boyle Edward, mariner Mifflin's court
Boyle Hugh, labourer south Juniper
Boyle James, labourer 48 Passyunk
Boyle John, labourer Pine neaV T\yelfth
Boyle John, sea captain 189 north Front
Boyle Niel, stevadore 158 south Water
Boyle Philip,coachmaker218 S. Fourth & 129 Cedar
Boyle John, cabinetmaker 149 south Sixth
Boyle Thomas, labourer north Juniper
Boyle William, grocer 216 south Water
Boys Samuel, stave merchant yard near 3 1 7 N. Front
Bozorth Andrew, grocer next 283 Hit^-h
Bozorth William, carpenter 122 Filbert
Brackin William, flour, feed and salt-store, Haf scales
wharf, Northern Liberties
Brackin Henry, printer 9 Cresson's alley
Brackney William, tanner Lilly alley
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4-7 PHILADELPHIA
Braden Arthur, shoemaker 125 Phim
Brades Peter, innkeeper 193 north Second
Bready C. L. coachmaker 137 Pine &c 130 S. Fifth
Brady Charles, teacher 141 south Sixth
Brady Daniel, brushmaker, 1 4 1 north Fifth
Brady John, teacher 83 south Third
Brady John, watchman 40 Coates'
Brady James, currier 11 south Fifth
Brady John, fisherman 149 Green
Brady Lawrence, grocer 166 north Water
Brady Margaret, boarding house 79 south Fifth
Bradey widow of John, sea captan 531 south Front
Brady Robert, sea captain 5 1 8 south Front
Brady widow of Peter, corner of Walnut and Fifth
Brady Thomas, grocer 256 south Fourth
Bradford & Inskeep, stationers, &c. 4 south Third
Bradford Samuel F. bookseller. Sec. 151 Walnut
(Sansom*s row)
Bradford Thos. & Wm. printers. See. 8 south Front
Bradford Thomas, printer and bookseller 8 S. Front
Bradford Thomas, jun. attorney at law 46 south Sixth
Bradford Thomas mariner 30 Union alley
Bradford \Vm. printer and bookseller 204 Mulberry
Bradford William, taylor 7 1 south Third
Bradley James, grocer 6 north Seventh
Bradley J. ironmonger & fancy goods store 1^ High
Bradley Thomas, tinsmith 2 1 Powell
Bradley Henry, shipwright Queen (K.)
Bradley William, tinsmith Lombard near Seventh
Bradley William, taylor 1 Pewter platter alley
Bradshaw William, silversmith 58 St. John's
Braley John, accomptant Pearson's court
Braley William, shipwright Oak Northern Lriberties
Braeutigan Daniel, bookseller 194 north Second
Brager Mrs. boardinghouse 44 Filbert
Brambl^ Asa, stevadore 460 north Second
Bralsford Thomas, shoemaker 97 Budd
Brarae Sarah, shopkeeper 84 north Seventh
Brand Martha, gentlewoman 13 north Sixth
Brandt Ain^e & Charles, watchmakers, &c. 129 N.2d.
Brandt John, mariner 178 north Water
Brandt F. August, merchant 108 south Second
Brannegan Thomas, accomptant 167 Coates'
DIRECTORY. 45
Brannen E. Sc M. shopkeepers 86 north Fourth
Brannen Edward, umbrella maker 194 south Second
Brannen Daniel, bottler 228 Sassafras
Branner Erederick, milkman 2 Branner's alley
Branner George, milkman 176 Vine
Brannum Stephen, mariner 50 Meade alley
Bransby Casper, cedar cooper 4 Starr alley
l^ransel John, sail maker 278 south Third
Branson Day, shoemaker 141 south Tenth
1 rant John, carpenter 154 Sassafras
Brant Christian, grocer 90 north Eleventh
Brasier Amable, watchmaker & jeweller 23 N, Third
l'»rayle Jeremiah, taylor 6 Shippen
Brazier John, bridlebit mak«r Charlotte
Brayard widow of Eben. storekeeper 229 S.Second
Bray Elkina, sea captain 39 Mary
Bray John, jun wholesale and retail dry good store-
keeper 187 north Third
Bray Ann mantuamaker 31 Pewterplatter alley
Bray John, storekeeper 73 north Third
Brayfield John, blockmaker near 22 Christian
lU-asington Thomas, shoemaker 456 north Front
Brasington Isaac, carter 456 north Front
Braslen C. labourer 4 Quarry
Brearly James, clock & watchmaker 78 north Third
Breck Samuel, gentleman 321 High
Breece Charles, late constable Green's court
Rreidenheart George, upholsterer II 3 -south Front
Brientnall D. ladies shoemaker, corner 5th & Cedar
Brentzaghofer F. coachmaker 62 Sassafras
Brentzaghofer Geo. wheelwright 1 6 Sassafras alley
Breish J. skindresser Vine above Seventh
Breneise Valentine, cryer Cauffman's court
Breslin John, labourer Eleventh near Locust
Bretz Charles, bookbinder 286 Vine
Bretz Jacob, merchant 34 north Third [See Bntz
Br'ethoif Henry, sea captain 21 Vernon
Breuil Francis, merchant corner of Pine and Second
Brevour J. C. sea captain 17 New
Brewer George, lyrocer 273 north Front
Brewton Daniel, sea captain 425 south Front
Briard John, sea captain 417 south Front
Brice John, sea captain 3? St. John's
44 PHIL/VDELPHIA
Bridge John, shopkeeper 29 1 south Fourth
Bridges Colepepper, merchant 261 south Front
Bridges Mrs. 259 south Front
Bright Edward, labourer 5 6 Plum
Bright widow of John, shoemaker Taylor's alley-
Bright Michael, head liower inspector 125 N. Water
Bright Mary, widow 4:7 Lombard
Bright*s wharf opens at 123^ 127 N. Water
Briggs Ethan, blacksmith Pegg street
Briggs Elizabeth, grocer 380 north Third
Briggs widow of Francis, shipwright 403 north Front
Briggs John, hairdresser 30 Farmer's aliey
Brindle James, grocer Fourth above Brown
Bringhurst George, coachmaker 23 north Fifth
Bringhurst Jesse, coachmaker 127 north Sixth
Bringhurst Mary, widow 22 north Ninth
Bringhurst's whauf opens next 97 S. Waier
Brinkley Thomas, labourer S. Kroad
Brink Nicholas, baker 141 south Ninth
Brinner Daniel, labourer above 349 Callowhill
Brinton John H. attorney at law 279 High
Brintzinghoffer G. coachmaker near 39 Crown
Briol Guy, merchant 54 Combard
Bristol! Mary, storekeeper 359 north Second
Bristol Mrs. baker 3 Laetitia court
Bristoll widow of Thomas, 403 north Second
Brittin J. tavernkeeper 82 north Front
Brittingham L. labourer 124 Christian
Brittle Revd. Adam, corner Sixth and Spruce
Britton Benjarain, hatter 259 north Front
Britton Jacob, silversmith 46 north Second
Britton John, sen. merchant 1 Callowhill
Britton John, jun, lumberyard 1 49 north Water, dwell-
ing 214 north Front
Britton Isaac, nailer 207 St. John*s
Britton Thomas, smith 437 north Third
Britton William, lumberyard 207 north Water dwell-
ing 261 Front
Britz Adam, grocer 44 1 north Front [*ee Bretz
Broadhead Daniel, accomptant north Broad
Broadly William, carter 285 Callowhill
Brobson Mrs. of Robert, Cypress alley
Brobson Joseph, grocer 1 73 south Fifth
DIRECTORY. 45
Broca Francis, merchant 106 Gaskill
Brock Samuel, carpenter 9 Laetitia court
Broe^e John F. lay lor Lilly alley
Biodie Andrew, grocer corner Coates* and Second
Brodie C. storekeeper 282 south Front
Bromill Ber.jumin, nailer 188 Cedar
Broiison E. publisht*^ of the United States Gazette,
office back 41 and dwelling 228 Walnut
Broock John, blacksmith south Broad
Brooke Bowyer, jun. flaxseed merchant 109 north
Water and Brooke's court
Brooke Bowyer, sen. gentleman Brooke's court
Brooke Caleb, blacksmith 325 north Third
Brooke Charles J. accoraptant 151 St. John's
Brooke George, tanner and currier Maiden
BVooke Robert, surveyor 316 north Third
Brooke Rees, iron merchant 128 N. Front
Brooke Samuel, storekeeper 76 north Fourth
2rC0^*» Catharine, 22 south Seventh
Brooks J. cooijcr oo souin w'ater arid 5 Norris*s alley
Brooks John, tanner 238 north Front
Brooks John, accomptant Pfieffcr's alley
Brooks Joseph, blacksmith 25 Crab
Brooks Mary, widow 19 Strawberry
Brooks Saml. merchant 7 S. Wharves & 206 Chesnut
Brooks William, baker S., Juniper
Brooks widow of W^m. planemaker 25 Key s's alley
Broom Christopher, carter 76 Budd
Broom Fllias, oakcooper 15 Swanson
Broom Thomas, shoemaker 1 1 8 Cedar
Broome Leonard P. surgeon and dentist 1 18 Cedar
Broom Thomas, cooper 83 Penn and 26 Swanson
Broom William, carpenter 123 Callowhill
Brosldsky H. L. grocer 124 south Sixth
Brotherton Hugh, shoemaker 330 south Front
Brothcrton John, shoemaker 259 Catharine
Broubert William, labourer 375 Mulberry
Brown Andrew, teacher 5 1 south Fifth
Brown Abncr, sweep 16 Elizabeth
Brown Armat, merchant 65 south Water and corner
Chesnut and Eleventh
Brown Benjamin, mariner Wells' alley
4S PHILADELPHIA
Brown Benjamin, shallopman 346 north Second
Brown widow of Benjamin VV. scrivener 248 N. 2d
Brown C. tavernkeeper corner Broad and Spruce
Brown Catharine, tulress 23 Artillery lane
Brown Charles, labourer 151 north Sixth
Brown Charles B. meichant 74 south Eleventh
Brown David, bookbinder 479 north Third
Brown David and Co. stationers 6 north Fifth
Brown David, sea captain 66 Christian
Brown Elijah, merchant 65 S. Water & 72 S. Eleventh
Brown Edv»^ard W. mariner Federal
Brown George, tobacconist 1 1 2 north Second
Brown widow of Geo. T blacksmith 127 Callowhill
Brown Grace, nurse 87 north Nh.th
Brown Hannah, mantuamaker St. Tammany
Brown Henry, shoemaker back 2 1 5 St. John's
Brown Henry, whitesmith 452 Sassafras
Brown Hanse, sea captain Hanover near the sign of
the Larab ^'^.)
Brown Hugh, iiailer 283 north Third
Brown Jacob, iron store 161 and 167 north Second
Brown Jesse, stabiekeeper 12 Locust"
Brown James, tobacconist 36 Coates' alley
Brown James and Co. merchants 71 Union
Brown James, shopkeeper 3 1 south Front
Brown James, blacksmith 56 Mary
Brown James, skindresser above 5 1 1 north Second
Brown Jeremiah, mariner Fearris's court
Brown John, shoemaker near 6 South alley
Browne John C. shipsmith Beach
Brown John, silver plater 20 south Third
Brown John, taylor Burd's alley
Brown John, grocer 20 Passyunk road
Brovi^n John, mariner 137 Green
Brown John, tavernkeeper 4 Crab
Brown John, shoemaker near 258 St. John's
Brown John, caulker 36 Plum
Brown John, merchant 152 south Third 8c 71 Union
Brown widow of John, merchant 214 Spruce
Browne John, gentleman 376 north Front
Brown Joseph, 313 Sassafras
DIRFiCTORY. ^7
Brown Jos. blacksmith corner Lombard and Sixth
Brown Joseph, copperplate printer 8 Pear
Brown Lewis R. merchunt 1 47 south Front
Brown Lunar, sweep 147 Brown
Brown Lawrence, straw hat warehouse 70 S. Second
Brown Mrs. widow, 10 Green
Brown Martin, rigs^er 10 Noble
Brown Michael, sea captain 2 Pfieffer's alley
Brown and Merritt, printers 24 Church alley
Brown Michael, rigger Mari^aretta
Brown M. and S. niiileners 1 1 Strawberry
Brown Mrs. boarding iiouse 72 south Sixth and 56
north Front
Brown Paul S. china storekeeper 42 south Second
Brown Peter, baher Queen (K.)
Brown Paul, storekeeper 1 1 north Front
Brown Richard, shoemaker back 62 Cherry
Browne and Seale, jewellers. Sec. 119 Chesnut
Brown Samuel, biockmaker 14 Plum
Brown Samuel, painter, Sec. 73 Chesnut
Brown Sarah, innkeeper 2 1 1 Mulberry
Brown Thomas, labourer back 39 Mulberry
Brown Thomas, carpenter St. Tammany
Brown Thomas, shipjoiner 289 north Front
Brown Thomas, storekeeper 113 south Second
Brown T. grocer corner Ninth and Locust
Brown Thomas, sea captain 209 north Front
Brown Thadeus, 4* south Second
Brown William, tanner Juniper alley
Brown Wiiliam, m.d. 268 south Front
Brown William, blacksmith 21 and 29 Green
Brown William, shipbuilder Oak (N. L.)
Brown William, labourer Weaver's alley
Brown William, ropemaker 504 north Second
Brown William, 6 1 north Seventh
Brown widow of William B. biscuit baker 1 1 Vine
Brown William, merchant 146 Pine
Brown William, printer 41 Cherry
Brown William, tanner and currier 63 south Third
Brown WilHam R. merchant High-st second door
above Second, south side
Browne Liberty, jeweller 70 south Front
48 PHILADELPHIA
Browne Peter, late shipsmith 197 Mulberry
Browne Peter A. attorney at law 64 south Sixth
Browne Peter &: Son, shipsmiths and kimber mer-
chants 325 north Front
Bruerton Geo. chinaguilder Cedar near Thirteenth
BrugiereChas. 8c A. Teisseire, merchants 103 High
Brum John, hatter 194 St. John's
Bruner Adam, skin dresser 313 north Second
Brunete , 178 Lombard
Bruster widow of Henry, mastraaker Beach
Brustar James, mastmaker Queen (K )
Breustar Samuel, late shipwright Beach
Bryan Peter, sea captain 23 Strawberry
Bryan Elizabeth widow back 1 30 Sassafras
Bryan & Schlatter, merchants 223 High
Bryan Daniel, taylor 101 Cedar
Bryan Jesse, taylor ll5 north Second
Bryan Jonathan 8c Co. merchants 23 Chesnut
Bryan Guy, merchant 223 Mulberry
Bryan widow of Hobert, blacksmith 393 north Front
Bryan Moses, taylor 22 south Fourth
Bryan Mrs. widow 63 New
Bryen Peter, grocer 307 south Third
Bryant Mordicai V. druggist south-west corner of
Vine and Second
Bryant Thomas, druggist. Sec. 469 north Second
Bryant Joseph, cabinetmaker 33 Dock
Bryant Thomas, merchant 4 Laurel
Bryant T. J. apothecary 48 N. Third 8c 48 Mulberry
Bryant John Y. chemist, Sec. 190 south Second
Bryant William, cabinetmaker 139 south Front
Bryden W. carpenter back 84 south Third
Brysack George, porter Wood above Eighth
Buchanan Alexr. shoemaker corner Locust and 1 3th
Buchanan Robert, labourer 355 Mulberry
Buchanan George, biscuit baker 42 George
Buck William, sugarboiler 3 1 7 north Third
Buck Frederick, cooper 188 and 249 north Second
Buck D. oysterman, 575 south Front
Buck C. N. merchant 204 south Front
Buck George, cedarcooper 188 north Second
Buck Hugh, blacksmith 100 Shippen
l.IRECTORY. -iy
Buckingham JohU) messei^ger to Health Office Pear-
son's couit
Buckley Adum, cedarcwper 258 St. John's
Buckley OiViiel, RCtitlenian 310 High
Buckley Isaac, mealstore 389 north Front
Buckley John, flour merchant 1 1 north Twelfth
Buckley Vv^m. and A. M. merchants 86 south Front
and 87 Third
Buckley John, innkeeper 26 South alley
, Buckman benjamin, hatter Farmer's low
ij|ljudd Charles, ironmonj>cr 5 north Second
*" Buglas Mary, folder and hinder i2 Combs'b alley
' Bu^not Claude, hatter 2 12 soulh Secc^nd
Buhn Henry, tanner Sldeveiy's ahey
Bujac J. L. merchant 236 buuih i ront
Bukus \\ illiam, carpenter 20 Cypress alley
Bull John, carter Charles
Bulfinch Samuel, collector back 30 Columbia avenue
Ruliock Joseph, jun. m. d. 24- Columbia avenue
Bullock Joseph, treasurer to the Germantown and
Perkiomen turnpike 24 Coluujbia avenue
Bumback Maitin, blacksmiih corner Third 8c Green
Bunce William, sea captain Ptiefter's alley
Bunn Rev. Seely, 118 north Fourth
Bunner E. boarding house 125 south Third
Bunting Charles S. 7 Powell
Bunting George, carter Taper alley
Bunting John, carpenter 172 south Sixth
Bunting Jonathan, merchant 94 south Front
Bunting N. whitesmith 395 south Second
Bunting P. S. grocer 93 and 95 north Second
Bunting Patrick, Steinmetz*s court
Bunthig and Watson, lumberyard corner 8th & Pine
Burd Edward, register of the high court of errors and
appeals 247 Chesnut
Burd John, baker 202 north Eighth
Purd Jacob, victualler 8 Vernon
Burd Shippen E. attorney at law 74 south Sixth
Burden Henry R. chaii maker 5 5 Lombard
Burden George, cabinetmaker 529 south Front
Burden Joseph, Windsor chairmaker 99 south Third
and 86 Union
JU
PHILADELPHIA
Burden Joseph, York court
Burdick Lewis, painter 112 north Seventh
Burdick George, silversmith \ 10 north Seventh
Burge John, confectioner 86 Chesnut
Burger G. C. grocer 20 Callowhill
Burgess Mary ?.nd Kannah, storekeepers 95 High
Burgess Mary, tavernkeeper 514 south Third •
Burk and Cummings, grocers, S^c. 92 south Wharves
Biirk E. paperhanger 246 south- Front
Burk George, grain measurer 60 Queen
Bark John, labourer 152 Spruce
Bark Phineas, ropemaker 35 Prune
Burk Thomas, ccpurrii/imer George near Eighth
Burk Thomas, stablekeeper Hartung's alley
Burke Henry, taylor Sassafras alley
Burk , carpenter back 14 Margaretta
Burke Samuel, shoemaker Lombard near Broad
Burke Thomas, merchant 165 Mulberiy
Burket Jacob, fence raiser Rose alley
Burkhart A. inspector of customs 71 south Wharves
Barkhart F. constable corner of Cresson and Hoff-
man's alley
Burkhart Robert and P. hairdressers 57 north Water
Burckbardt Henry, baker 27 Walnut
Burckhardt Samuel, tobacconist Stamper's alley
Burkloe Samuel, watchmaker 13 Shippen
Burkman Henry, mariner 35 3 south Front
Burman widow of Richard, -2 Callowhill
Burman John, victualler 197 Callowhill
Burman Amos, shipjoiner 39 Plum
Burn Samuel, shipwiight Queen (PI.)
Burns Alexander, carpenter back 251 Sassafras
Burns Joseph, storekeeper 244 north Front
Burn widow of John, storekeeper corner Spruce and
Second
Burns George, labourer 135 north Fifth
Bums George, flour merchant 245 High
Burns Jacob, sea captain Pfieffer's alley
Burns James, sea captain 19 Powell
Bums Hugh, clock and watch maker 94 Chesnut
Burns James, labourer 178 Shippen
Bums John, bootmaker Ninth near Walnut
DIRECTORY. 51
Burns Nicholas, grocer corner Sansom and Seventh
Burns Mrs. midwife 6 Artillery lane
Burns Peter, labourer 216 south Sixth
Burns Stephen, carpenter 149 Walnut
Burns William, labourer Lombard above Eleventh
Burr Rebecca, widow 3 7 Vine
Burr Joseph, chairmaker 7 Strawberry-
Burr Richard, storekeeper 17HiL^hand 15 Sassafras
Burris John, gardiner near 268 south Sixth
Burrows Jesse, carpenter 280 High
Burrows Norman, grocer 79 Sassafras
Burrows vrldovv of John, 1 5 Keys's alley
Burrows Thomas, sea captain 15 Keys*s alley
Burrows widow of Edward, 177 north Front
Burrows Elizabeth, boarding bouse 92 High
Btiit and Tohrstoi?, i;*orckcepcrs 177 Mulberry
Buriin Matthew, boarding house 13 Spruce
Burton Peter, shipwright Liberty alley
Burton John, teacher corner Juniper and Arch
Burton William, chinastore 66 north Second
Burweli Stephen, shoemaker 8 Oak
Burweli Benjamin E. shoemaker 15 Passyunk
Burst Jacob, miller 5 Pewterplattcr alley
Busch Andrew, shoemaker 105 north Third
Busch \^alentine, labourer 521 north Third
Busch Bernard, shoemaker 262 south Third
Busches M. jeweller 1 17 south Second
Busch Frederick, shipjoiner Federal
Bussy Cliarles, baker 106 Plum
BusEier B. starch factory 349 Callowhill [see JBoissier
Bussier Daniel, justice of the peace 260 south Fourth
Bussier Moses, mate 72 Swanson
Butcher Job and Amos W. grocers 49 north Water
Butland John, lace and fringe weaver 137 Cherry
Butland Mary, tassal and fringe maker 186 Spruce
Butler George, planemaker 18 Appletree alley
Butler James, teacher 33 Dock
Butler James, innkeeper corner Wahmt and Fifth
Butler widovT of Edward, Weaver's alley
Butler John, planemaker 1 1 1 north Third
Butler James, boarding house 12 Quarry
Butler James, carter 476 Sassafras
J^. V nil. ADELV in X
Butlei;Piercc. norih-wcst corner of Eigluh Sc Chesniit
Butier Richard, baker Rritton's alley
Biiiler Saiiuiei G. painter. &c. 136 south Ninth
Buti-r Joseph, shoemaker 424 north Stond
Btitier ^Vll:iam, labourer 136 south Xinth
ButterwoL'th Saruh, boarding house 39 Filbert
Button Elizit, back 171 north Second
Buvet John, j^entleirsan c>4 north Eit(hth
Buzby Benj. C stiilioner, &;c. 2 N. Third £c 103 Arch
Buzby John, cornchandier 1 66 C'nerry
Busbyshfcll C. shopkeeper 120 north Second
Byerly Andrew, merchant 9 Dock
Byerly Christopher, late oakcooper 9 Sansom
Byers '^amuel, carpenter 52 soutli Tenth
Bv'M's George, labourer back 446 Sassafras
Byrne John,' distiller 278 High
Byrne Jolin, hairdresser 249 S(jUth Front
Byrne Mrs. boarding house 100 north Third
Byrne Miss, 50 south Sixth
Byrne Patrick, bookseller and stationer north-east
corner Chesnut and Fifth
Byrne Redmond and Son, grocers 37 south Water
Byrne Terence, teacher St. IVIary's academy, back
74 Walnut
Byron Joshua, sea captain 249 north Front
Bywater William, shoemaker 318 south Sixth
Caddick Henry, shipwright 492 south Second
Cadwallader Thomas, attorney at law 266 Chesnut,
office Geortje near Tenth
Caillebaux William, baker 57 Lombard
Caine Patrick, mariner 79 Queen Isee Kean
Cairns J. grocer near 392 south Second
Cairou J. B- teacher 13 Elizabeth
Cake Joseph, hatter 106 north Front £c 80 N. Second
Cake John, tanner 11 Equality court
Cake Mattiiias, hatter Fearris' court
Ca'bangh Henry, labourer 70 north Sixth
Ca-lbraith Matthew, nierch't 43 Spruce [.sfe Qalbraith
DIRECTORY. 53
Caldcleugh and Thomas, stationers and manufacturers
of paper hangings G6 and 68 Chesnut
Calderv/ood Andrew, watchmaker, kc. near the first
gate on the Germantown road
Caldwell Charles, m. d. 211 south Second
Caldwell Chew, confectioner 241 north Second
Caldwell D. clerk of the circuit and district courts
180 Chesnut
Caldwell Elizabeth, mantuaker 129 Cherry
Caldwcll George, grocer 6 Little Water
Caldwell James, accomptant 12 Pennsylvania avenue
Caldwell James, storekeeper 3a Strawberry
Caldwell James, blacksmith corner Brown and Front
Caldwell Joseph, labourer 458 north Front
Caldwell John, shoemaker 160 south Front
Caldwell John, sea captain 362 south Front
Caldwell Jonathan, labourer Spafford
Caldwell Noble, labourer 2 14 Coates'
Caldwell William, mariner 136 south Ninth
Caldwell William, taylor 46 German
Call John, harnessmaker 33 Mary
Call William, tanner 83 Vine
Callaghan Charles, grain measurer 9 Wood
Callaghan Michael, carter 68 Plum
Callaghan Michael, labourer 5 Mead alley
Callahan Mary, grocer 304 Sassafras
Callahan Mrs. boarding house 298 High
Callahan John, carpenter 99 north Fourth
Callan P. teacher 48 Union
Callan William, grocer 50 Oak (S.)
Calleale P. winecooper 65 Lombard
Callender Thomas, merchant 242 Spruce
Callender George, shoemaker 62 Plum
Callender James R. sea captain north-east corner
Pine and Sixth
Callender and Shipley, merchants Spruce-st. wharf
Calver James, labourer 242 south Second
Calvert Nathaniel, sea captain 35 German
Calvert Thomas, innkeeper 34 north Fourth
Calvin John, labourer 244 Cedar
Cambrin John, labourer 456 north Front
Cameron A. joiner 19 Wood
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54 PHILADELPHIA
(Cameron Daniel, labourer rvear 60 Dock
Cameron James, goiclenswan inn 69 Korth Third
Cameron John, smith 1 64 south Sixth
Cameron John, bookbindt;r corner Lombard & Third
Camm V\ iiiiam, hatter 26 north Third
Campbell Alexander, cabinetmaker 141 south Front
Campbell Alexander, shoemaker 83 Cedar
Campbell Alexander, carter 19 Passyunk
Cambell David, cabinetmaker Cautfman's court
Campbell George, blacksmith Waikins' alley
Campbell George, jun. attorney at law 86 iMulberpy
Campbell Francis, 234 north Front
Campbell Felix, shoemaker 85 Plum
Campbell Geo. attorney at law corner 4th Sc Mulberry
Campbell George, shoemaker 5 Lee's court
Campbell Hugh, grocer 46 Dock
Campbell James, grocer 62 north Sixth
Campbell James, mate 26 Shippen
Campbell widow of James, plaisterer 395 Sassafras
Campbell James, taylor 192 south Front
Campbell Jane, teacher 35 Powell
Campbell John D. taylor 63 Mui berry
Campbell widow of John, 171 south Third
Campbell Joseph, bricklayer 254 Lombard
Campbell Marc^aret, back 13 Wagner's alley
Campbell IvL boarding house 1 George
Campbell Quinton, cashier of the Philadelphia bank
16 Sansom
Campbell T. taylor 333 north Front
Campbell Robert, soapboiler Thirteenth near Chesnut
Campbell William, cabinetmaker 136 south Fourth
Canan Georc-e, taylor 165 north Sixth
Canby Eli, merchant 63 south VVharves and 87 Pine
Canby Mrs boardin-^ house 141 south Fifth
Caneily William, labourer I 54 north Water
Cann M. carpenter Locust above Tenth
Cann Stuart, mariner 115 Coates'
Cannon Joseph, shallopman 15 Callowhill
Cannon James, merchant 27 fligh
Cannon John, carter 266 south Fifth
Canonge Benjamin, merchant 145 Pine^
Cantrenn Robert, plaisterer 166 south Sixth
DIRECTORY. 55
Capia Jacob, coaclimuker 183 Pine
Cciny Charles, suspendermaker 26 Mulberry
Capp widow of John, grocer 241 High
Capron and Madelaine, boarding school 290 S. Second
Carbough Daniel, labourer 450 north Second
Care Peter and Son, merchants 262 High
Carey Francis, painter, Sec. near 215 south Fiftlv
Carey John, shallopman 2 Shippen
Carey Mathew, printer and bookseller 122 High
Carels Samuel, carpenter 173 Cherry
Carleton George, trader 135 Chesnut
Carlin John, labourer 261 south Seventh
Carlin George, bricklayer 20 Artillery lane
Carlisle Abraham, iron merchant 18 Sassafras
Carlisle David, labourer 34 Crown
Carlisle William. 93 Crown
Carlisle William, trader Eleventh near Locust
Carlyle Alexander, gentleman 8 1 south Fifth
Carlisle John, boot and shoeraaker 47 Pine
Carlisle William, carpenter 189 Cherry
Caril Maskill M. teacher 205 Mulberry
Carmack Mrs. of David, grocer 190 Water
Carmack Stephen, 427 south Second
Carmack Samuel, carter Shievely's alley
Carmalt Caleb, accomptant 99 High
Carmalt Jonathan, shopkeeper 99 High
Carmalt Thomas S. taylor 27 Brown
Carman Jacob, grocer 132 south Fourth
Carman James, grocer 23 High
Carnahan Samuel, treaver Cedar above Ninth
Carn Anthony, labourer 65 Budd
Carnes Richard, carter 145 south Ninth
Carnes David, mariner 12 Parram's alley
Cams John, shoemaker Juniper alley
Gams Lawrence, carter Fourth above Noble
Carney Bernard, plaisterer 233 south Sixth
Carney Thomas, stonecutter 32 north Tenth
Carpenter Isaac, ladies' shoemaker 245 south Second
Carpenter Jolm, taylor 278 south Second
Carpenter John, jun. bookbinder 34 Coates* alley
Carpenter and Martin, sailmakers 93 south Wharves
Carpenter Samuel, painter, &c. 205 south Second
Carpenter Stephen, 8 Powell
56 . PHILADELPHIA
Carpenter Samuel, sail maker 22 Parram's alley
Carpentier Lewis D. merchant 125 Sassafras
Carr 8c Draper, copperplate printers 3 Norris's alley
Carr Benjamin, professor of music and editor of tlie
Musical Journal back 159 Chesnut
Carr Edward W. savvmakerand smith 158 Sassafras
Carr John, accompiant 207 Sassafras
Carr Hugh, slater Juniper lane
Carr Isaac, shoemaker Patton*s court
Carr John, mariner 16 Swanson
Carr Mary, boarding house 32 Appletree alley
(^arr Mary, widow 184 south Fourth
Carr Morgan, grocer 146 south Third corner Cy-
press alley
Carr Robert, carter 140 German
Carr Robert & VVm. printers 51 Sansom above 8th
Carr William, printer Locust above Juniper
Carr William, bright engraver 1 1 Norris*s alley
Carraway Charles, mariner 44 Coates*
Carrell Daniel, 14 Filbert [see Carli
Carrell Edward, merchant 62 south Sixth
Carrell Joseph, watchman 139 Cherry
Carrell John, hardware merchant 107 High
Carroll Patrick, nailer 291 Sassafras
Carson Christopher, mariner 12 Callowhill
Carson James, recorder of deeds, office east wing dX
the state house, dwelling 127 Cedar
Carson Jemima, boarding house 101 Chesnut
Carson Joseph, merchant 1 Chesnut and 173 Walnut
Carson Jonathan, tavernkeeper 26 south Sixth
Carson Mrs. E. boarding house 6 south Third
Carson Misses, 169 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Carson Patrick, innkeeper 252 north Front
Carson Sarah, shopkeeper 5 1 Cherry
Carswell Samuel, merchant 52 Chesnut
Carstairs Thos. carpenter and draughtsman 76 S. 8th
Cart Bernard, 124 New
Carter Isabella, boarding house 39 Catharine
Carter Thomas, cooper 84 south Water
Carter Jacob, mate 415 south Front
Carter Jasper, painter and stablekeeper 46 south Fifth
and 29 Prune
Carter John, mariner 424 south Second & 85 N. Fifth
DIRECTORY. 57
Charter Joseph, painter and glazier Twelfth near High
Carter Samuel, accomptant 14 Branner's alley
Carter William, silkdyer 263 north Front
Carter Sharon, chinastore 92 north Front
Carter William, mariner near 207 north W^ater
Carteret Daniel, chairmaker 393 south Front
Carteret Jos. W. cabinetmaker 39 3 8c 401 S. Front
Carnvri^-at Eliza, widow 2 2 Shippen
Cany Charles, £i;rocer corner Christian and Front
C;irly Josiah S. halter 41 south F'ront
Carty Joseph, sailraaker 5 Coombs' alley
Caruthers Kliza, tavernkeeper corner Pine and 1 Uh
Caruthers John, carpenter 342 Sassafras
Carver widow of Samuel, 98 Spruce
Carver Charles, writing master 185 Cherry
Casdorp EUza. teacheress 266 south Front
Cash Jacob, tobacconist 3 Mulberry
Cash Thomas, inspector of customs 75 New
Caskey Robert, carpenter 42 Queen
Castner Enoch, shoemaker 105 north Ninth
CaSHor John, carpenter 94 Coates'
Cassady Mary, shoestore 453 south F>ont
Cassedy Lawrence, plaisterer 261 south Fourth
Cassedy Edward, porter 182 Pine
Cassedy Francis, mastmaker31 Beck's alley
Cassedy Samuel, porter 329 Sassafras
Cassey Michael, shoemaker 61 Green
Cassey Joseph, hairdresser 36 south Fourth
Casson George, mariner 14 Mary
Casson Lewis, grocer corner Second and Shippen
Castilet Paul, gentleman corner Pine and Fifth
Castledine William, coachtrimmcr 28 North alley
Castles Robert, storekeeper 2 14 south Second
Castles Joshua, labourer Oak (N. L.)
Castles James, grocer corner Lombard and Third
Cathcart Wm. boarding house near 22 Mead alley
Cathcart W. boatbuilder 7 Artillery lane
Gather David, carver 28 1 N. Front and 3 Fearris* court
Gathers John, shopkeeper 1 10 Cherry
Cathrall Isaix, carpenter Kuncklc
Catharall Isaac, m. d. 12 1 Chesnut
Cathurall liannah, widow 16 Elfreith's alley
58 PHILADELPHIA
Catlirall Edward, boat builder 22 Artillery lane
Catlirall Willis, taylor 237 north Front
Cauffman Barnet, comb maker o7 Filbert
Cauffman Miss, 41 Sansom
Cauffman C. storekeeper 133 north Front
Cauffman Henry, grocer 9 1 north Third
Cauffman Lawrence china merchant 156. N. Second
Caul William, baker 64 Cherry
Cauley John, ropemaker 26 Mary
Cauvin Nicholas, 49 Lombard
CavaroeCharles, bottler 108 High
Cave Thomas, distiller 62 Dock
Cave Thomas, superentendant of City watch 212
south Second
Cave John, sea captain 2 1 Plum
Cavenaugh Hugh, grocer and tavernkeeper south
side of Almond street wharf \_see Kavanaugh
Cavender Curtis, storekeeper 1 60 north Third
Cecil Algernon, cutler 103 Walnut
Cecil Charles, locksmith near 105 Walnut
Chamberlain Aaron, sea captain 1 3 Callowhill
Chamberlain widow of Ben j. shoemaker 37 N. Third
Chamberlain James G. merchant 248 Spruce
Chamberlane Richard, carpenter 35 Coates' alley
Chambers Ezekiel, shipwright 1 5 Noble
Chambers Francis, mariner 498 south Front
Chambers Geo. storekeeper 74 north Fourth
Chambers James, mariner back 314 north Second
Chambers John, guager 125 north Sixth
Chambers widow of John, innkeeper 16 N. Third
Chambers Thomas, labourer 509 north Third
Chancellor William 8c Co. merchants 157 High
Chancellor William, merchant 4 and 6 north Fourth
Chandler A. boarding house 4 north Eighth
Chandler David, mariner 5 Vernon
Chandler Cliff, shoemaker Merritt's lane
Chapin Nathan, late teacher corner Ceder 8c Fifth
Chapman Abisha, taylor 24 Crown
Chapman G. R. ironmonger 22 Wood
Chapman John, sexton to Friends meeting house (in
Mulberry-st) Loxley's alley
Chapman Luke, turner corner Sixth and Pine
Chapman William, salt measurer 239 north Front
DIRECTORY. o9
Ghapman Williann, bricklayer 292 Mulberry
Chapman Nathaniel, m. d. 232 Spruce
Chapman & Lehman, stablekeepers 94 north Second
Chapman William, accomptant Drinker's alley &
486 Sassafrass
Chapman James, carter 12 Elizabeth
Chapman Thomas, stablekeeper Drinker's alley
Chard George, labourer 141 nonh Water
Chardon A. paper hanging manufacturer 85 Chesnut
Charles Catharine, 59 Lombard
Chai'les Henry, copperplate printer 75 Sassafras
Charnley Edward, merchant 55 High
Charlton James, potter Cedar near Thirteenth
Chase Matthias, mariner 8 Swanson
Chase E. coachmaker Ninth near Walnut
Chessereau John, sea captain Carpenter above Fifth
Chastant J. B. merchant 149 north Third
Chatham John, shoemaker 39 Prime
Chaudron S. & Co. watchmakers Sc jewellers 1 2 S* 3d
Chauncey Charles, attorney at lav/ 48 Walnut
Chauncey Elisha, Esqr. 46 Walnut
Cheesman David, bricklayer 160 Coates*
Cheesman Godfrey, carter 462 north Third
Cheesman Isaac, shoemaker 29 Prime
Cherry David, grocer 76 north Sixth
Chesnut John, labourer Locust near Thirteenth
Chesnut Samuel 8c William, grocers 280 High
Chessen George, coppersmith 220 south Third
Chester James, boot and shoemaker 167 Coates'
Chester Samuel, shoemaker 373 north Third
Cheston Elijah, coachmaker 79 Pine
Chevalier Mary, widow 97 Callow hill
Chevalier Samuel, tanner York road above Poplar lane
Chevens William, cooper Equality court
Chew Richard, porter 462 north Front
Chew Benjamin, jun. councellor at law 1 12 Spruce
Chew Je fiery, carter 262 south Fifth
Chew Joseph, porter 4 1 Prime
Chew Mrs. of William, grocer Spruce above Eighth
Chiene M. & Co. dry goods store 104 south Second
Childs George, maiiner 12 Oak (Southwark)
Child Henry, ironmonger 452 north Second
Childs John, printer Prune near Fifth
60 PHILADELPHIA
Childs Thomas, sea captain 272 south Sixth
Chillenton Mrs. nurse 65 Queen
Christian Anthony, mariner C'ox's alley-
Christy H. grocer, 2 north Water and 80 Front
Christie widow of James, grocer 121 Brown
Chrysder Jacob, shopkeeper 3 north Third
Christian Peter, county commissioner 126 N. Water
Christal D. milliner 200 Chesnut
Christopher Michael, porter 134 Coates'
Christy Robert, boot and shoemaker 27 south Front
Christy VVm. accomptant 145 south Third
Chur Jacob, baker 85 Sassafras
Church Isaac, carpenter 141 Green
Churchman Owen, teacher 45 Filbert
Cist Mrs. boarding-house S. W. corner Tenth & High
ClampfFer Mary, widow 2 1 Eifreith's alley
Clapier Lewis, merchant 6 Lombard & 216 S. Front
Clare Casper, porter back 176 south Sixth
Claridge Philip I. grocer S. E. corner of Vine Sc 5th
Clark Adam, grocer corner Queen and Second
Clark Adam, porter 241 south Sixth
Clark Ashur, shoemaker 94 Gaskill
Clark A. widow near 41 north Eighth
Clark Benjamin, clock and watchmaker 36 High
Clark Catharine, widow 42 north Fourth
Clark Charles, mariner 74 Penn
Clark Charles, painter, &c. 1 80 Lombard
Clark Ephraim and Charles, clock Sc watchmakers
1 south Front
Clark Clement, boarding house 105 High
Clark Daniel, 7 Gaskill & 147 Cherry
Clark Ephraim, clock and watchmaker 1 south Front
Clark Elisha, accomptant 2 1 Branch
Clark Enos, labourer 104 Filbert
Clark Hannah, gentlewoman 38 north Fifth
Clark Israel, potter 198 north Second
Clark John, turner 14 south Fifth
Clark Jacob, grocer 55 north Water
Clark James, carpenter Hoffman's alley
Clark Jesse, watchmaker corner Second & Lombard
Clark John, sea captain 201 north Second
Clark John, plumber near 25 Brewer's alley
DIRECTORY. 61
Claik John, tavernkeeper Cherry near Eighth
Clark John L. merchant 32 north Fifth
Clark widow of Jonathan, north Juniper
Clark Michael, shoestore 124 High
Clark Mary, mantuamaker 22 Callowhill
Clark Mrs. nurse 15 South alley
Clark Robert, grocer corner of Swanson & Almond
Clark , shoemaker 224 Lombard
Clark John, shoemaker 418 south Second
Clark Justice, shoemaker 198 north Second
Clark Joseph, teacher 12 north Fifth
Clark Joseph, merchant 3 S. Water & 91 N. Second
Clark cj" Kempton, merchants 53 north Water
Clark Morris shoemaker Cherry near Eleventh
Clark & Shiras, merchants 13 noi'th Water
Clarke Samuel, merchant 227 south Front
Clark Thomas, blacksmith Elmslie's alley
Clark Timothy, taylor 486 south Second '
Clarke Willian, storekeeper 369 north Front
Clark Wm. mariner 18 Artillery lane
Clarkson J. merchant 48 S. Wharves & 170 S, Fourth
Claudius Augusta, merchant north-west corner of
Ninth and Chesnut
Classtra Madame, 18 Lombard
Clawges Daniel, painter 45 north Fourth & 188 Vine
Clawges J, sen. measurer of painters* Work 52 N. Fifth
Claxton John, shipchandler 7 S'. Wharves & 19 Arch
Claxton Mary, storekeeper 76 Crown
Clay Curtis, sen. gentleman 170 Chesnut
Clay Curtis, jun. commission merchant 65 Dock
Clay Joseph, cashier of the Farmers* and Mechanics*
bank 2 1 Sansom
Claypoole Abraham G. accomptant 203 south Fifth
Claypoole David C. 222 Spruce
Claypoole Jacob, carpenter Charlotte
Claypoole Josiah, shoemaker 69 Coates'
Claypoole T. boarding house 39 Pine
Claypoole John C. upholsterer 70 south Front
Clayton C. coachmaker corner Seventh & Mulberry
Claytoa Thomas, hatter 126 south Front
Cleaver Isaac, m. d. 286 north Second
Cleaver Jesse, lumber merchant 286 north Second
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62 PHILADELPHIA
Cleaver Mary, milkwomaii 2 1 5 north Eighth
Cleaver John, mariner -238 north Front
Clemens Jacob, late justice 473 north Second
Clemens Edward, fruiterer corner 8th and Mulberry
Clemens Joseph, perfumer 102 south Second
Clement James, taylor 143 Lombard
Clement Jacob, grocer 1 1 north Water and 78 Front
Clement Jacob, merchant 1 1 1 north Fifth
Clement James, shot factor 49 S. Wharves Sc 90 Sd
Clement Mrs. widow 23 Elizabeth
Clement Jos. T. grocer 15 High
Clemson James, flour merchant 27 \ High
Clemson Thomas, flour merchant 2 68 High and 52
Filbert
Cleveland John J. hardware merchant 190, High
Clevenger Squire, taylor 6 N. Water fee 48 Sassafras
Clew William, ladies shoemaker 3 1 3 & 3 1 5 Mulberry
Cliffin Allen, mariner 23 Par^^am's alley
Cliffbn Mrs. nurse 411 south Front
Clifford Thomas, merchant 232 Walnut
Clifford Thomas and John, hardware merchants 29
north Water
ClIFFOBD's wharf opens next 29 NORTH WATF>R
Clifton James, sea captain 26 Catharine
Clifton and Tatem, sailmakers 79 south Wharves
Cline Henry, taylor 47 north Eighth
Cline George, shoemaker 505 north Third
Cline Elizabeth, nurse Poplar lane
Cline John, printer 347 Sassafras
Cline George, taylor 1 Prune \_see Kline
Cline George, tanner corner Noble and York road
Cline Joseph, oakcooper 352 and 354 north Front
Cline Peter, bricklayer 374 north Third
Clinton Mrs. boarding house 5 south Fourth
Clinton Mrs. midwife Giles' alley
Clinton Francis, labourer Juniper alley
Clinton Robert, merchant 141 Spruce
Clinton Robert, jun. merchant 141 Spruce
Clippard John, weaver 3J7 north Third
Clopp John, smith 92 New and 174 north Fourth
Clopper and Hall, merchants 1 90 High
Close Christian, cornchandler 81 Passyunk
DIRECTORY. t>-'
Closson John, labourer 32 Applelree alley
Closson William, tavernkeeper 204 north Water
Closson Sarah, shopkeeper 48 Mulberry
Clothier Barbary, tavernkeeper '^175 north Front
Ciotworthy John, baker 383 north Third
Cloud J. C. carter Taper alley
Cloua Charles F. parchmentmaker Margaretta
Cloud Joseph, refiner in the mint 247 Mulberry
Clouser Matthew, watchman 29 north Sixth
Cloyd Joseph, carter Weaver's alley
Cluley John, wirefender and cageqriaker 17 S. Fourth
Clyde and Baxter, grocers 1 1 8 north Seventh
Clyraer George, President of the Philadelphia Bank
1 1 north Eighth
Clymcr Jacob,"" candle boxmaker 128 Coates'
Clymer Jacob, carpenter 75 Crown
Clymer IVIary, widow 483 north Third
Coarse Mathias, sea captain 175 N. Front [see Coupe
Cotit Rev. Michael, 118 north Fourth
Coates Daniel, tanner and currier 501 north Front
Coates Georo;e Tvi. hardware merchant 49 High
Coates Jane, widow near 511 north Front
Coates John, shipwright 158 Svvai>son
Coates Joseph S. merchant 210 Chesnut
Coates widow of Josiah L. 60 north Third
Coates Matthew, nailer 464 north Front
Coates Samuel, jun. agent 87 New
Coates Samuel, merchant 82 south Front
Coates widow of William, esq. 382 north Front
Cobb Thomas, carpenter Fourth above Brown
Cobuin John, rigger 22 Mulberry
Cochran John, tobacconist Mary
Cocliran Charles, bottler 84 north Water
Cochran Hugh, poiter Seventh near Shippen
Cochran Hugh B. bookbinder 108 Sassafras
Cochran John, carpenter 7 German
Cochran John, baker near 350 High
Cochran John, shallopman 440 souih Front
Cochran Robert, printer 108 Sassafras
Cochran Mrs. tutress 33 north Fifth
Cock J. T. teacher 324 south Second
Gockburn W. J. gentleman Hudson's lane
Cody James, carpenter 152 north Fifth
^4 PHILADELPHIA
Goe Richard, merchant store fourth door from High,
west side of south Second, dwelling 41 Sassafras
Coe Robert, merchant south Second, second door
from High, west side
GofFee Jonathan, blacksmith 297 Vine
Coffie J. \V. painter, &c. 62 Spruce
Cofnen Albert, sea captain MHTuiloch's court
Coffin Thos. merchant 54 south Front 8c 159 Second
Cogle Mary, nurse 22 Coombs' alley
Cogle Thomas, labourer 64 Catharine
Coggins Isaac, sea captain 263 noith Front
Cohen A. Myers, merchant 290 High
Cohen A. manufacturer of artificial mineral watevs
100 south Second
Cohen J. J. merchant 5 north Second
Cohen A. B. merchant 37 1 north Second
Cohen E. merchant 75 north Fourth
Cohen Rev. Jacob, near 1 Cherry
Coit Richard, shoemaker 7 Oak (S.)
Cole James, shopkeeper 325 south Front
Cole James H. merchant 8 north Third
-.uic oarauj Wiuvy .< .*^-.* -.twiowiu.*
Cole William, carpenter 146 north Eightli
Cole Thomas, shoemaker 122 Plum
Coleman Alexander, weaver corner 7th 8c Shippen
Coleman Adam, shoemaker back 293 Vine
Coleman Catharine, mantuamaker 119 north Third
Coleman Mrs. widow 419 north Second
Coleman Charity, widow 133 Cherry
Coleman Israel, nailer 175 St. John's
Coleman Lydia, widow Goforth alley
Coleman N. victualler corner Twelfth 8c Sassafras
Coleman Philip, skinner and glue factor 22 Noble
Coleman John, porter 48 south Eighth
Coleman William, stablekeeper Laurel
Coleman Jacob, carpenter back 1 1 Wagner's alley
Cplerick Arthur, printer 141 Walnut
Colhoun David, shipcarpenter Federal court
Colhoun G. and A. merchants 37 north Water
Colhoun Gustavus, merchant 265 Chesnut
Colhoun Hugh, merchant 37 north Water
Colhoun Williamj blacksmith Farmer's alley
DIRECTORY, ^5
GolhoLin John, smith back 126 BroWn
Calladay Abraham, carpenter 138 Mulberry
Calladay Jacob, carpenter opposite 136 north Eighth
Calladay Joseph S. carpenter corner Eighth 8c Vine
Collard John, bricklayer 141 Green
Collier John, mariner 340 south Front
Colhn Rev. "Nicholas, 208 Svvanson
Collins Charles, taylor 77 south Front
Collins Abraham, carver Oak (N. L.)
Collins Benjamin, painter, &c. 120 Chesmit
Collins C. biscuit baker 32 south Wharves and 171
north Water
Collins Rebecca, widow 66 south Sixth
Collins Peter, grocer 166 north Third
Collins Joseph, storekeeper 182 north Second
CoUins and Sanders fruiterers 1 82 north Second
Collins Sarah, cakebaker 21 Arch and 60 Chesnut
Collins Timothy, grocer 75 south Fifth
Collins William, baker 176 Pine
Collins William, carter 16 Prune
Collins Zaccheus, merchant 29 north Secand
Colling James, shoemaker 1 1 Passyunk road.
Coilings R. sailmaker 25 south Whsrves 8c 33 Union
Comerlow widow, bandbox maker 67 Coates'
Comfort Stephen, jun. merchant 26 south Second
Comfort Martin, brassfounder back 143 Vine
Comly Benjamin, carpenter 4 1 9 north Front
Comly E. storekeeper 126 north Second
Comly James, merchant taylor 17 south Third
Comly Charles, merchant 38 north Front
Comly David, carpenter back 246 north Second
Comly Ezra, storekeeper 75 north Third
Comly Mrs. widow 1 90 north Fifth
Conarroe Thomas, wharf-builder 32 Callowhill
Conchy James, storekeeper 296 south Front
Conde Charles, hairdresser 57 Mulberry
Condie Thomas, bookbinder 22 Carter's alley
Conden William, letter of horses and carriages 74
nortli Fifth
Condon William, blacksmith shop Coates'-st. "whai*f^,
dwellins; Beach near Maiden
Condy J, W. counsellor at law 106 Wjtluut
66 PHILADELPHIA
Condy and Ragiiet, merchants Bickley's wharf
Cone Alice, boarding- house 54 north Fifth
Coner Michael, carpenter 201 south Seventh
Conkle George, taylor 90 north Third
Conkle Henry, taylor 48 north Seventh
Connell Robert, printcutter north Juniper
Connelly Francis, labourer 398 north Front
Connelly H. cabinetmaker 72 south Fourth
Connelly John, hatter 103 Crown
Connelly J. blacksmith 282 and 264 soulh Third
Connelly James, carpenter 23 north Ninth
Connelly John, commission merchant 78 and 80 S.
Front
Connery John, cabinetmaker 118 south Fourth
Connery Thomas, labourer north Juniper
Connie Peter, wine cooper 30 Meade alley
Connor James, grocer 349 Callowhill
Connor Charlotta, boarding house 102 north Third
Connor Daniel, porter Locust above Twelfth
Connor John, boardin'g house 75 George
Connor Bridget, tavernkeeper 284 south Front
Connor Bridget, tavernkeeper 65 north Water
Connor Mary, widow 120 Pine
Connor Thomas, blacksmith Hartung's alley
Conover Samuel L. m- d. 14 1 south Fifth
Conover Jacob, bricklayer St. Tammany
Conrad Bernard, porter Cedar above Ninth
Conrad C. Sc A. Sc Co. stationers, Sec. 30 Chesnut
Conrad Elijah, merchant 41 High
Conrad John, porter Hains*s alley [sec Conard
Conrad John, bookseller 161 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Conrad John, blacksmith 1 1 & 22 Pewtei platter alley
Conrad John, woolcomber 21 Sassafras alleys
Conrad Jonathan, lumber yard 277 north Third
Conrad Joseph, bricklayer corner Seventh & Cedar
Conrad Matthew, shoewarehouse 60 High
Conrad Solomon W. printer & bookseller 93 High,
dwelling 5 Church alley
Conrad WiUiara, sugar boiler 189 Cherry
Consort Adam, mariner Goddard's alley
Convery Henry, grocer comer Cedar and Sixth
Conway Bernard, storekeeper 179 Mulberry
DIRECTORY. 67
Conway Neil, trader 167 north Sixth
Conwell G. taylor 208 south Water
Conyers John, shoemaker 40 south Third
Conyers Walter, bootmaker 16 Carter's alley
Conyngham Gustavus, sea captain 81 Lombard
Cook A. letter carrier 2 Chancery lane
Cook Alexander, soapboiler 136 and 140 N. Fourth
Cook Charles, taylor back 126 north Fifth
Cooke and Cresson, merchants 133 High
Cook David, shoemaker !09 Plum
Cook Detrick, baker 485 north Third
Cook Elizabeth, nurse 28 Farmer's alley
Cook George, labourer 386 north Third
Cook George H. shoemaker 108 High
Cook George, taylor 127 and 149 north Second
Cook Henry, carpenter 79 V'ine
Cook John, china meichant 3 1 1 north Second
Cook John, morocco dresser 14 Artillery lane
Cook John, coppersmith 223 north Second
Cook John and Co. paper hanging warehouse 131
Chesnut north-east corner Fourth
Cook Mary, widow 10 south Eighth
Cook Peter, labourer 25 Cresson's alley
Cook Susannah, boarding house 78 south Third
Cook John, merchant corner I lih 8c Hunter's court
Cooke John, merchant 1 33 High
Coomb Peter, rigger 104 Swanson
Coombs George, carpenter 4 Qnarry
Coombs David, constable 33 German Isee Combs
Coombs John, carpenter 97 Budd
Coombs Nathaniel, 77 Cherry
Coombs Thomas, carter 327 north Front
Coombs , mate 9 Parram's alley
Cooper Adam, carpenter 345 Mulberry
Cooper fielfour, mariner rorner German and Fifth
Cooper Conrad, shoemaker 256 north Front
Cooper Charles, victualler near 297 south Sixth
Cooper Deborah, widow 186 south Front
Cooper Mrs. of Francis, shipwright 403 north Third
Cooper Hugh, grocer 50 N. Third and 84 Mulberry
Cooper Henry, printer corner Filbert and Eleventh
^ ' PHILADELPHIA
Cooper James, carpenter 192 St. John's
Cooper James jun. merchant 25 Cable lane
Cooper James, gentleman 194 north Front
Cooper Jane, widow of John, 137 Pine
Cooper John, deputy port surveyor, south Twelfth
Cooper John, printer 137 Pine [See Cou/iar
Cooper Joseph, 8c Co. merchants 1 north Front
Cooper Thomas, porter 6 1 Queen
Cooper Mahlon, millwright 219 north Second
Cooper Joseph, merchant 39 Vine
Cooper Thomas, mastmaker 504 south Second
Cooper Michael, constable 22 Small
Cooper Samuel, carpenter Rose alley
Cooper Thos. assistant keeper at debtors appartment
Cooper Wm. soap boiler 364 south Front
Cooper William E. millwright 485 north Second
Cope Godfrey G. victualler St. Tammany
Cope Charles, victualler Moyamensing road
Cope Israel and Jasper, merchants 165 High
Cope Israel, merchant 136 Mulberry
Cope Jasper, merchant 166 Mulberry
Cope widow of John, constable 54 Brown
Cope Thomas P. merchant over 19 north Second and
36 north Fourth
Copeland Wm mate 13 Shievely's alley
Goppinger John, pilot 92 Cedar
Corbit Israel, carpenter 73 south Eleventh
Corbit Mrs. nurse 108 north Front
Corfield Adam, taylor 64 Vine
Corfield Edward D. justice of peace 259 north Front
Corfield Jesse, morocco dresser 116 Walnut and
331CallowhiIl
Corfield William, tanner 353 Caliowhill
Corgae George, pilot 12 Queen
Corgae Thomas, ship smith 209 Swanson & 420
south Front
Cork John, carpenter Walnut near Tenth
Cork John B. lace weaver 133 south Sixth
Corkrin James, carpenter 207 south Fourth
Gorkrin Maiy, milliner 207 south Fourth
Corless Mathias, grocer 2 1 north Second
Cornell M. mantuamaker 64 north Sixth
DIRECTORY. 69
Cornelius Christian, silversmith 8 Pewterplatter alley
CornelTus Amie, nurse, 207 south fifth
Cornish James, store^keeper 7 5 Cedar
Cornish widow of John, corner Cedar and Second
Cornman Adam, sugar baker 361 north Second
Cornman Adam, printer 86 north Eleventh
Cornman Joseph, keeper of debtors apartment
Cornman Wm.accomptant corner Spruce & Eleventh
Corragan Jacob, carpenter 204 Cherry
Correy Robert, merchant 7 1 south Water
Correy Lawrence, carter Fourth above Coates'
Corry B. widow 6 Garrigue*s court i^ee Currey
Cossart David, cedar cooper 76 north Sixth
Cotter Florence, carpenter 38 1 High
Gotrell Richard, mariner 4 1 1 south Front
Cottringer Garret, merchant 210 south Third
Gouden David, dyer corner Cedar and Fifth
Coulson John, yoemen 3 1 5 Callowhill
Goultson Israel, carpenter 5 Butler's court
Coulter John, merchant corner of Union and Front
Coulter widow of Joseph, 33 Pine
Coulton Margaret, widow near 88 Gaskill
Coulton William, carpenter 48 Spruce
Coulton Wm. taylor north-east corner Penn & Cedar
Countryman C. ornamental painter 526 north Front
Countryman John, baker 120 German
Coupar Elizabeth, widow Stilihouse alley
Courtauld Samuel, merchant 104 Spruce
Courlet John B. gentleman Coates' alley
Coursault Amiable, merchant 36 St. John's
Course Mrs. of Henry, Brewer's alley
Course Peter, mariner 10 Margaretta
Courtney Arthur, type founder Lombard above 9th
Courtney James, grocer 148 north Fifth
Courtney Joseph, carpenter 74 Mulberry
Cousins widow of Isaiah, .carter, Stilihouse alley
Cousland widow of John, 26 Carter's alley
Covert Isaac, blockmaker 37 south Wharves
Cowdrick John, bricklayer St, Tammany
Cowden David, calico printer 182 Cedar
Cowell Richard, shoemaker back 123 Mulberry
Cowsan Margaret, confectioner 245 south Front
^0 PHILADELPHIA
Cowperthvvaite widow of J. justice, 204 north Front
Cowperthwaite Mark, shoemaker near 161 Spruce
Cox Elizabeth, teacher 90 north Fifth
Cox Benjamin, watchmaker 136 south Front
Coxe widow of Andrew, 80 Green
Cox David carpenter Callowhill wharf
Cox David, carpenter 10 Pewterplatter alley
Cox Edward, blacksmith 500 south Front
Cox Elizabeth, widow of Moses, corner Union 8c 3d
Cox Gideon, cedar cooper 253 High
Cox Gabriel, carter 92 Green
Cox George, taylor 1 1 Norris's alley
Cox Jacob, merchant 226 High
Cox James S. president of the Pennsylvania InsuN
ance Company 429 High
Cox James, artist 1 south Third
Cox John, mariner 307 south Front
Cox John T. carpenter 212 Pine
Cox John, currier 400 north Third
Cox John A. shoemaker corner Spruce i^ Tenth
Cox L. labourer 18 Budd
Cox Martin, blacksmith Hayscales wharf (N. L.)
Cox Mrs. boarding house 2 Fromberger's court
Cox Mrs. gentlewoman 4 Sansom
Cox Paul, sea captain 88 south Front
Cox Mrs. boarding house 47 Mulberiy
Cox Samuel, ladies shoemaker 59 Cherry
Coxe Sarah, gentlewoman 200 Walnut
Cox Wm. smith 106 north Second
Cox Wm. labourer corner Thirteenth ^ Chesnut
Cox DanieF W. merchant 95 south Front, dwelling
Chesnut, third door above Seventh, north side
Coxe Esther, gentlewoman 157 Walnut (Sansom's
Row)
Coxe John D. 76 Walnut
Coxe J. Redman, m. d. 133 Walnut
Coxe Tench, purveyor of public supplies J 96 Spruce
Coxe William, chair maker 8 Combs' alley
Coyles Edward, stevadore 30 Little water
Coyls Daniel, soap-boiler 102 Crown
Coyle James, taylor 3 Pewterplatter alley
Cozine Wm. shipwright Stillliouse alley
DIRECTORY. 71
Craddock Thomas (Bush Hill hotel) at Bush Hill
Craft Jacob smith Fourth above Brown [See Kraft
Craft Michael, tanner above 511 north Second
Craft Robert, shoemaker 2o3^north Second
Craft Casper, taylor 526 north Third
Crager George, cai-dmaker 137 Cherry
Craig Elizabeth, boarding house corner Walnut and
Fourth
Craig George, sea captain 258 south Front
Craig Jacob, sailrnaker 62 Gaskill
Craig widow of John, 181 ^183 Chesnut
Craig James, merchant 22 Penn Isf \^\ Chesnut
Craig John, smith 283 north Third
Craig John, saddle c^ harness maker above 550 N. 3d
Craig Misses, 1 1 3 Spruce
Craig Robert, nailer 90 north Water
Craig Samuel, smith 1 4 Prune
Craig S. M. bonnetmaker 14 south Fourth
Craig Seth, saddle and harness maker 246 High
Craig Seth & Co. saddle Sc harness makers 1 10 High
Craig Samuel, taylor 72 south Eighth
Cramer John, shipwright near 504 south Second
Crammond W. merchant Walnut-st. wharf, south
side, and 216 Mulberry
Cranchel Bartholomew, fruiterer 157 Chesnut
Crane A. wrought nailer Laurel (N. L.) ^see Crean
Crane Roger, sea captain 28 Queen
Cranse Peter, shoemaker 56 George (S )
Cranston William, sea captain 15 German
Crap Nicholas, boot and shoemaker U2 S. Second
Crap widow, storekeeper 15 Spruce
Crawford Alexander, taylor 192 north Third
Crawford Andrew, stevadore 75 Plum
Crawford widow of James, 332 south Second
Crawford James, merchant 132 south Second
Crawford John, baker 46 Filbert
Crawford Mrs. E. 12 Noble
Crawford Mrs. storekeeper 336 north Second
Crawford's wharf opens at 99 north water
Creamer Sarah, widow 1 80 Sassafras
Creamer George, carpenter 9 Crown [see Cramer
Creamer J. blacksmith 161 Shippen& 116 Lombard
72 PHILADELPHIA
Creamer Christian, labourer 204 St. John's
Crearjc Wm. G. ladles shoemaker 24 6 north Second
Cregar Samuel, shoemaker 80 Sassafras
Cress Thomas, cooper 9\ Crown
Cress George, shoemaker 346 High
Cress Henry, innkeeper Chesnut Hill
Cress Heni'y, shoemaker 62 Artillery laYie
Cress John, inspector of customs 9 1 north Sixth
Cress Peter, harnessmaker 237 High
Cressman Henry, shoemaker Farmer's alley
Cresson Benjamin, china merchant 197 Sassafras
Cresson Caleb, gentleman 43 Cherry
Cresson Caleb, jun. merchant 202 Mulberry
Cresson John H. Sc Joseph, chinastore 14 N. Second
Cresson James, china merchant 227 High
Cresson John Elliott, conveyancer 54 High
Cresson John H. nmerchant 14 north Second
Cresson Joseph, china merchant 9 Church alley
Cresson Joshua, accomptant 42 north Eighth
Cresson Richard C. grocer 409 north Front
Cresswell Samuel, sea captain 49 Cherry
Cribbin John, rigger 11 5 Catharine
Crim George, blacksmith above 500 north Second
Criner Joseph, coachpainter Leech's court
Crispin Adam, taylor back 10 Laeiitia court
Christnaan Henry, shoemaker 1 1 6 Sassafras
Croasdill Wm. merchant 15 north Fifth
Crocket John, taylor 150 south Water. Sc 82 Spruce
Crockett Samuel, taylor 41 L^nion
Crockett and Tumbelston, taylors 121 south Water
Cromly Thomas, ropemaker next 115 Christian
Cromly Jacob, labourer 3 1 north Seventh
Cromwell John, bricklayer Shriever's court
Cromwell Philip, victualler back 142 Brown
Cromwell Oliver^ bricklayer 332 north Second
Crone Isaac, taylor Spafford
Crooked billet wharf at 21 south water
Crooks George, founder near 8 Hyde's court
Crosby widow cf Dennis, cooper 25 Callowhill
Crosby widow of George, mariner Nonnoter's court
Croskey Richard, brewer 10 Little George and 186
Cbesnut
DIHEOTORY. 7o
CvoTykty Geor^re D. brewer 2 1 Sansom
Cross Bcnjaman, teacher 241 north Second
Cross Robert (). hatter 7 Elfrcith's alley .
Cross Mrs. shopkeeper 316 north Second
Classen James, stevadore 9 Vernon
Crosier Benjamin, sho'.^raaker lilmsley's alley
Crossman Henry, grocer 128 High
Croosman J. livery stable 25 5 Vine
Croosman James, labourer George near Eight!;
Cropper Isaac, mariner 10 Callowhill
Crothers William, printer back 135 Mulberry
Crotto Henry, nevvscarrier 32 Farmer's alley
Croursauls A, merchant 123 Spruce
Crouta John B. pastrycook 240 High
Crouss Michael, victualler H 2 Vine
Crousillat Edward, 155 Pine
CrouSILLAt's wharf opens at 13 NORTH WATER
Crowding widow of Peter, carpenter 53 north Sixth
Crowal Martin, mariner 21 Appletree alley
t'rowell James, teacher 18 Shippen
Crowell Elisha, druggist 28 Almond
Crowell Samuel, pilot 92 Swanson
Crowley J. portrait painter 102 Spruce
Crowley John, clock and watchmaker 130 S. Front
Crowley James, shoemaker 21 Walnut
Crowley Timothy, fruiterer 16 Walnut
Crowley John, smith 1 12 Phim
Cruckshank Joseph, printer and stationer 87 High
Crumback Godfrey, shoemaker Drinker's court
Crumback Jacob, shoemaker 51 Passyunk
Crumstock John, shoemaker Cedar above Twelfth
Cruson William, accomptant Locust above Eighth
Cryder Mary, shopkeeper 165 north Third
Cryder George, labourer 1 50 St. John's
Culin John, taylor S.W. corner High and Water and
5 Chancery lane
Cullin Arthur, labourer Mifflin's court
Culnan Charles, back 129 Walnut
Culp Tilman, teacher 205 Sassafras
Gulp C. teacher 22 Cherry
Culver H. carpenter Pennsylvania avenue
G
74, PHILADELPHIA
Cummens Charles, perfuiner 2 1 south Fourth
Cummings William, merchant 26 Plum
Cummins James, taylor 32 Chesnut
Cummins James, shoemaker Lilly alley
Cummings Mrs. boarding house 1 1 5 south Front
Cummins Paul, physician 22 Fitzwalter
Cummins Ricluird, tinplate worker 262 N. Second
Cummins Thomas, labourer 3 1 6 Sassafras
Cumming Solomon, hatter 178 north Third
Cummins William, carpenter 17 Carter's alley
Cumpston Thomas, merchant 301 High
Cunningham Ann, milliner corner Third Sc Chesnut
Cunningham John, carter 5 Ciiles* alley
Cunningham David, sea captain 145 north Second
Cunni igham John, grocer 46 S. 2d [see Conyngham
Cunnhigham Silas, mariner 256 south Third
Cunningham James, shoemaker Locust above 12th
Cunningham Thomas, waiter 1 12 north Eighth
Cunningham Robert, weaver 7^ north Sixth
Cunitz-widow, bleeder andleecher 78 Sassafras
Curby Edward, mariner 12 Pine
Curby William, mariner Hoffman's alley
Currier Andrew, merchant 2 50 Spruce
Cure Walter, shoemaker 287 Callowhill
Curlet Catharine, boarding house 81 Swanson
Curren Hugh, carter Thirteenth near Locust
Curren John C. porter 9 Sassafras- alley
Currin Timothy, plaisterer Juniper lane
Curren widow of Nathaniel, 161 north Thiixl
Curry E shopkeeper Noble near St. John's
Currey John, merchant taylor 1 1 8 Walnut [see Corrcy:
Currey Samuel, shoemaker near 12 South alley
Curry Samuel, stablekeeper 32 north Eighth
Currie William, m. d. ISO south Second
Gtlrry Mary, boarding house 143 Chesnut
Currigan Thomas, labourer Vine near Eiglith
Curtis Asa, grocer N. E. corner Mulberry & Second
Curtis E. taylor 2 south Water & 16 Coomb's alley
Curtis Joseph, shoemaker 410 south Second
Curtis Henry, carpenter 326 north Front
Curtis John, pdrter 405 and 407 south Front
DIRECTORY. 75
Curtis Samuel, chimneysweep IB Elizabeth
Curtis William, nailer 129 Cherry
Curwen Joseph, merchant 2 1 Dock
Cusack Ann, grocer ID9 Cherry
Cushing Caleb, sea captain 17 Beck's alley
Cutbush I. druggist 25 south Fourth
Cuthbert A. mastmaker 91 Swanson and 41 Penn.
Cuthbert Eliza, gentlewoman 397 north Front
Cuthbert James L. merchant 189 south Third
Cuthbert John & Jas. L. merchants 102 S. Wharves
Cuthbert Samuel, merchant 220 Spruce
Cuthbert T. merchant 264 south Second and 1 Little
Water
Dady Peter, labourer 237 Cedar
Daetis B. gentleman Goforth alley
Dalilgren Bernard, vice consul and secretary from
Sweden, office 123 and dwelling 79 Walnut
Daincebury Anne, 91 south Fourth
Dale Peter, labourer 60 Passyunk road
Dale commodore Richard, 271 Chesnut
Dallaker Mary, widow 48 Sassafras
Dallas Alexander J. attorney of the United States for
the district of Pennsylvania 98 south Fourth
Dallis William, plaisterer 390 north Front
Dallett Elijah and Thomas, soap and candle manu-
facturers 34 High
Daly Nicholas, cabinetmaker 122 Lombard
Daily William, tavernkeeper 243 south Sixth
Daily Dennis, labourer 79 Budd
Daily John, laboiu'er 44 south Eighth
Dally Mary, shopkeeper 1 1 1 High
Daly John, sea captain 200 north Front
Dallam Samuel, saddler, Sec. 104 High
Dallman John, pumpmaker 204 north Eighth
Dalzell Robert, weaver 196 Lombard
Dalzell William, chinastore 244 south Second
Danforth Thomas, pev/terer comer 13th & Filbert
Daniel John, carter Oak (N. L.)
Daniel Safinuel, wha^f builder 396 north Front
re PHILADELPHIA
Daniels Nathaniel, labourer Oak (N. L-)
Daniels Joshua, carter corner Broad and Pine
Dankel Henry, biscuitbaker 27 south Water
Dankel Mrs. tavernkeeper 95 Chesnut
Dankwerth John, baker 151 Cherry
Dannaker John, victuallei' near 285 north Eighth
Dannenber.ir C. merchant 152 Hii^h
Darby Samuel, carpenter 15 Artillery lane
Dardine John L. mariner Brookes' court
Darling Thomas, harnessmaker 51 north Eighth
Darley widow of John, dealer 289 Sassafras ■
Darr John, victualler Rose alley near Coates'
Darr Nicholas, shoemaker 133 Coates'
Darrach James, hatter 62 south Second
Dasey Mrs, boarding house 35 PeuterphUter alley
Daschkoff Andrew, consul gen. and charge d'affairs
of H. M. the emperor of all the Russias 1 90 Chesnut
Dauderman Jacob, cooper 40 Moravian alley
D'Autrechy widow of Alexander, 1 4 north Ninth
Davenport John, carter Oak (N. L.)
Davenport James, cooper 4 Penn
Daven|X)rt John, hatter 43 south Front
Davenport Mary, I^aurel
Davenport William, mathematical instrument maker
45 south Front
David R. R.29 Brown
David Francis James, merchant 14 south Seventh
David Jacob, storekeeper 237 north Second
David T. boarding house 94 north Second
J3avidson D. tavernkeeper 183 S. Front Sc 182 Water
Davison Robert, innkeeper 151 Spruce
Davidson Andrew, shipwright 373 south Front
Davidson A. sailmaker 2 Mulberry 5c 2 32 N. Front
Davidson widow of Arthur, Cauffman's court
Davidson Kliza, shoewarehouse 121 south Front
Davidson John, baker 22.5 south Fourth
Davidson Nathan, merchant 5 south Ninth
Davidson Robert, sailmaker 290 south Third
Davidson William, repository for horses and carri-
ages for sale, &c. 27 north Fifth
Davidson William, broker 5 Sansom
Davies Edward, coach and sign painter 20 N. Ninth
DIRECTORY. TT
Davles Benjamin, tay lor 61 Mulberry
Davies Benjumin, storekeeper 40 north Second
Davis Abraham, mariner 496 south Front
Davis A. shoestore 58 High £c Eleventh near Spruce
Davis Armon, merchant 59 north Eighth
Davis Andrew, mariner Waikins* alley
Davis Chaiies, bricklayer 24 Elizabeth
Davis Catharine, innkeeper 4 Bank
Daves David, carpenter corner Wood and Garden
Davis Eli, shoemaker 429 north Second
Davis Elijah, porter 77 iiudd
Davis Elijah, merchant 84 Crown
Davis Evan, shoemaker 83 Mulberry
Davis George, accomptant 212 Walnut
Davis Israel, late tavernkeeper north Broad
Davis Isabella, widow 1 1 1 Catharine
Davis James, blacksmith Shippen near Seventh
Davis James, suspendermaker corner New and 4th
Davis Isaac, tay lor 13 Gennan {see Deavis
Davis Jesse, innkeeper 416 north Second
Davis John, shoemaker 1 30 BroAvn
Davis John, labourer 385 south Front
Davis John, taylor 121 north Fifth
Davis John, storekeeper 40 High
Davis John, tobacconist 228 High
Davis Joseph, hatter 251 north Second
Davis Jonathan, carpenter 175 Pine
Davis and Keen, shipjoiners Oak near Coates'
Davis Mary, ironmonger 168 north Second
Davis Nathan, porter 146 St. John's
Davis Noah, bricklayer St. John's above Callowhill
Davies Rebecca, milliner 207 south Second
Davis Richard, gentleman 13 north Ninth
Davis Robert, carpenter 18 St. John's
Davis Sampson, carpenter 183 Cherry
Davis and Strieker, flour merchants 224 High
Davis Thomas, wharf builder 33 Christian
Davis Thomas, shipjoiner 328 north Front
Davis Thos. boot and shoemaker 142 south Front
Davis Thomas, tavernkeeper 271 Vine
Davis William, taylor 6 south Fifth
Davis William, carpenter 227 Cedar
78 PHILADELPHIA
Davis William, taylor 25 north Third
Davis William, sliipchandler corner Sassafras and
Water, dwelling 42 north 1 ilth
Davis and Way, merchants 5 9 south Wharves
Davis and W^illis, shoewarehouse 40 High
Davis Zephaniah stonemason Cleaver alley
Davy John, cabinetmaker Cox's alley
Davy and Son, merchants 52 Dock
Davy William, merchant 356 High
Dawes Abija, merchant 126 south Second
Dawes Ann, widow 20 north Sixth
Dawes Charles, merchant 22 S. Wharves & 141 Arch
Dawes Deborah, teacher 6 N orris' alley
Dawes S, storekeeper south Second, third door from
High, west side
Dawes JR. and A. merchants 22 south Wharves
Dawes Saml. F. merchant 1 1 1 south Front Sc 126 S. 2d
Dawes Timothy, sea captain 45 Green
Dawson E. boarding house 33 north F.ighth
Dawson G. B. merchant corner Front and Pine
Dawson Esther, shopkeeper 225 south Third
Dawson Mary, nurse 260 south Third
Dawson Sc Morrison, brewers 79 and 81 Chesnut
Dawson R. Sc K^ suspender makers 108 High
Dawson Robert, shopkeeper 101 north Second
Dawson 8c Thompson, soapboilers 373 south Secoud
Dawson William, brewer 77 Chesnut
IDay Joseph, smith Laurence (N. L.)
Day Samuel, taylor 12 Stall's court
Daymon Francis, teacher corner Ninth & Vine
Daymo Francis, baker 463 south Second
Dayton John, merchant next 37 Dock
Dayton Israel, taylor 40 St. John's
Daywalt Henry, carter Fourth above Brown
Deacon Israel, taylor St. Tammany above Third
Deal Christ, stocking weaver near 355 Callow hill
Deal Elias, baker 25 Appletree alley
Deal Jacob, grocer Queen ( K.)
Deal John, porter 157 Coates'
Deal Conrad, baker, 120 German [See Dah.
Deal Samuel, victualler Laurence
Deal Peter R. carpenter Otter
DIRECTORY. 7S
Deal Michael, bookbinder near 17 Wagner's alley-
Deal Margaret, widow 305 north Eighth
Deal John, victualler 299 north Eighth \_See Davis.
Deavies Isaac, carpenter Twelfth near Chesnut
Deamer L. i;rocer corner of Almond Sc Swanson
Dean Hannah, widow 36 Sassafras
Dean Alexander, accomptant 147 Pin«^
Dean Richard, inkeeper 1st gate, Gerraantovvn road
Dean Alexander J. teacher 84 south Third
Dean John, innkeeper corner Vine Sc Fourth
Dean William, Dean's alley
De Bartholt David, taylor 189 south Fi'ont
Deborah E, cabinetmaker 64 Sassafras
De Bree J. B. china merchant 74 High & 42 Sansom
De Bruil Peter, sail maker 110 Union
De Bruys Madame, 137 south Fifth
Deckhart Jacob, victuallar 446 Sassafras
Deckers widow of A'ariin, grocer 88 Swanson
Decker Moses, labourer 75 Green
Decker P. I. ladies shoemaker 2 62 south Fourth
De Chapel A. segar maker corner Fiftli & Lombard
De Costa Elizabeth, widow 3 Prune
De Costa Joseph, sea captain 268 north Front
Decoursey John, shoemaker Fourth above Brown
Dedrick Joseph, storekeeper 74 Vine
Dedfebach David, porter 107 north Ninth
Defield Andrew, shoemaker 2 Vernon
Deforest Peter, hatter 62 Cherry
De Forest George, combmaker 57 north Eighth
De Forest Henry, cabinetmaker 64 north Eighth
Dehart Abraham, blacksmith Poplar lane
De Haven Hugh, merchant 207 Mulberry
De Haven Jonathan, pump maker 206 north Eighth
Dehym Henry, shoemaker Charlotte
Deimling F. G accomptant 3 north Fifth
Deimling Joseph M. teacher 149 south Ninth
Deimling Francis C. accomptant 2 Quarry
De la Bourdine John, storekeeper 258 north Second
De Acha Bunno, merchant corner of Pine iJ' Fifth
Deitz John, bricklayer 203 north Third ^See Detz.
De la Croix C. J. Philadelphia distillery, wine and
liquor store 327 High ^264 north Second
80 PHILADELPHIA
De la Hunt Richard, soapboiler 42 Zane
Delany Jolin, 13 Eltreith's alley
Delaney Lydia, milliner 1 3 1 south Second
Delaney Patrick, saddler 8 Locust
Delaney William, attorney at law 74 Walnut
Delamar Peter, nautical academy 77 north Front
Delamater John, merchant 68 north Eighth
Delaunay R. ^ Co. merchants 55 north Second
Delaveau John, ship builder 217 Swanson
Delaveau James, fruiterer 158 north Third
Delaveau Joseph, grocer 176 Spruce
Delpeaux P. m. d. 82 south Fifth
Demar Lewis, grocer corner of Almond and Swanson
Demarlier J. B. shoemaker 172 south Second
Demsey , labourer 324 south Sixth
Dempsey John, accomptant 53 south Water
Dempster James, carter Thirteenth near Sassafras
Denabre John, sea captain 79 New
Denckla Christian H. merchant 12 north Third
De Nike Davis, sea captain 214 Cedar
Denman Aaron, merchant 205 High
Denman Samuel, merchant High corner Eleventh
Denn Patrick, shoemaker Black horse alley
Denney Daniel, printer below Shippen near Sixth
Dennie Joseph, 4 south Third
Denning Catharine, huckster 5 Shippen
Denning E. tanner 478 north Second
Dennis Barney C. late shipwright 228 Swanson
Dennis John, coroner 90 north Sixth
Dennis Richard, merchant 86 south Eighth
Denison James, potter 117 Callowhill
Deppee Henry, baker 30 north alley & 341 Sassafras
Depeuy Alexander, dancing master 1 1 7 Spruce
Dering John, labourer Webb*s alley
Deringer Henry, gunsmith 29 Green
Derbyshire Johp, carpenter back 12 north Front
Derrick George, carpenter Oak (N. L.)
Derry Hannah, widow 27 north Front
Desauque Lewis, confectioner 114 south Second
Descuret Lewis, jeweller corner Second and Union
Deshong Mathias, merchant 7 1 Walnut
De Silver Joseph, grocer 168 north Water
lilRECTORY. 81
^De Silver Robert, bookbinder, 110 Walnut
De Silver Thomas, bookbinder 152 south Sixth
Desmond Timothy, painter and glazier 99 Spruce
Deswan Christopher, sail maker 281 south Third
De Tune Jane, grocer 7 Vernon
Detz George, carpenter 829 Sassafras l^^ee Deitz,
Detz Frederick, taylor 90 Christian
Devan Micliael, labourer near 9 Oak (S.)
Devarieux Madame, 9 1 south Fourth
Devareaux John, sea captain 491 south Front
Devereaux John F. soap boiler Stampers alley
Devillers John, gardener 258 Sassafras
Devitt Hugh, baker 240 Cedar
Devitt Patrick, porter 228 Catharine
Devoll Catharine, boardin^house 177 south Front
Dewees Elizabeth, widow 66 north Seventh
Dewees C. & D. taylors 123 south Water
Dewees Benjamin, shoemaker Hay scales Seventh
near Vine
Dewees L. blacksmith 276 Swanson
Dewees WilHam P. m. d. corner Walnut iP" Fourth
Dewey James, surveyor 10 York road 2 doors above
Vine iy Fourth
Dewells Josiah, ropemaker 490 south Second
Dewiller John, carpenter Cherry near Twelfth
De Witt P. late lumber merchant 8 Equality court
Dialogues widow of John, 24 North alley
Diamond Jacob, carpenter 100 north Sixth
Diamond Martin, porter Cedar near Tenth
Dick Able, carpenter Wood above Eighth
Dick Daniel, merchant 49 south Front and 48 Water
Dick Peter, taylor near 505 south Second
Dick Alexander, grocer 29 south Front
Dickinson Abner, shoemaker Lee*s court
Dickinson Abel, printer Whitehall, Ridge road
Dickenson widow of Ge7ieral^ corner of Chesnut and
Eighth
Dickenson 8c Little, cake i^ pastry bakers 112 N. 5tli
Dickenson Phebe, cake baker 158 south Second
Dickerson Catharine, widow 478 north Second
Dickersorr John, porter corner Second and Arch
Dickerson Mahlon, recorder 22 south Sixth
Dickinson Mrs. i>utss 129 Sassulj'as
82 PHILADELPHIA
Dickinson Daniel, glover 32 south Second
Dickinson Jesse, carter 18 Noble
Dickinson Joseph, weigher near 530 north Front
Dickinson Joseph, accomptant Oak (N. L.)
Dickinson Solomon storekeeper 3 south Second
Dicksey \Vm. pi inter 128 south Fifth
Dickson John, grocer 200 south Third, corner Gaskift
Dickson Mary, boarding house 190 High [See Dixon.
Dickson William, shoemaker 390 Sassafras
Dickson William, hatter 59 Mulberry-
Dickey Adam, sea captain Lilly alley
Diehl Nicholas, notary public, office Carpenter's
builduig, next door to the Custom house, dwelling
54 south Eleventh
Diehl Thomas, merchant 57 north Fourth
Diehr i^ Lorar, smiths 104 Coates'
Digel Jacob, victualler above 349 Callowhill
Dilcart John, inkeeper 340 north Second
Dilcart Peter, soap, &c. manufacturer 342 N. Second
Dill Joseph, shoemaker back 12 Cresson's alley
Dill Hugh; shosiLaker 36C south Seeond
Dill Jose ph. H. sea captain 32 Catharine
Diller Isaac, boardinghouse 2 south Seventh
Dillingham S marine inn 7 south Water
Dillon John, labourer 293 Mulberry
Dillin William, shoemaker 1 62 north Eighth
DilHn A. grocer 2 1 6 south Sixth
Dilman Jacob, labourer above 526 north Third
Dihvorth ct* Hooton, cabinet makers S8 Chesnut
Dilworth James, ironmonger 59 north Second
Dihvorth Sarah, hardware store 128 south Front
Dihvorth Wm. ironmonger 128 south Front
Dihvorth Wm. fur merchant 4 south Fifth
Dimond J. F. hairdresser 91 Cedar
Dinhorn X. sea captain Swanwick alley
Dinnin Robert, carpenter 188 south Sixth
Diog John, grocer and stonecutter 38 Small
Dirrickson J . coachmaker 94 north Ninth
Dirrickson ijj' Harris, coachmakeis next the Fine Arts
Academy, Chesnut above Tenth
Dixey Thomas. pumpmakerFitzwalter above Seventh
Dixson Hugh, shoemaker Ferris' court
DIRECTORY. 83
Dixon Mavy, widow corner Locust and Eleventh
Bixon widow of captain, 1 20 Coates* ^See Dickson,
Dixon Henry, cooper Rose alley
Dobbins Thomas, merchant taylor 5 south Front
Dobbins : , carpenter Callowhill near Crown
Dobelbower Lewis, printer 33 Almond
Dobbelere Henry, shipwright West's court
Dobson George, merchant 2 south Third
Dobson Samuel, carpenter 1 1 5 Walnut
Dobson Thomas, bookseller and stationer 41 south 2d
Dohnart J. H. taylor Hoffman's alley
Doke Matthew, labourer Pine near Lleventh
Dolan Ann, boarding house near 70 German
Dolby Daniel, cooper and guager 83 south W^harves
Dolby Joseph, sexton of Christ church 21 Cherry
Dolby Mary, china store 338 south Second
Dolph Joseph, boarding house 9 1 Shippen
Dominick Charles, painter, Sec. 512 north Front
Donahy R. musician 15 Mar) 's alley
Donaldson Isaac, hatter 72 north Second
Donaldson John, broker 38 Walnut
Donaldson John, carpenter 7 1 Cedar
Donaldson William T. sheriff 68 Swanson
Donath Joseph & Co. merchants 28 south Front
Donegan Thomas, storekeeper 410 north Second
, Donlevy John, shoemaker 117 Plum {see JDunlevy
Donnaker Christian, grocer 141 north Third
Donnell Nathaniel, 274 south Front
Donnelly , plaisterer Juniperlane
Donnelly David, labourer Locust above Eleventh
Donnelly James, porter 295 north Third
Donnelly James, soapboiler 77 north Fifth
Donnelly John, labourer 404 Sassafras
Donnely John, turner Spruce near Tenth
Donnelly Joseph, labourer 1 1 5 Cherry
Donnohue Matthew, labourer back 38 St. John's
Donnahew Humphrey, labourer next 20 North alley
Donnahew James, labourer 105 Christian
Donovan John, sea captain 9 Willing's alley
Dooling Paul, smith 62 Cherry
Doran John, grocer corner Walnut and Tenth
Doran John, shoemaker 241 north Frorit
84 PHILADELPHIA
Doran M, storekeeper corner Chesnut and Second
Dorlie M. teacher 6 Sansom ^
Dorely John, carter 2*24 Shippcn
Dorey Peter, boarding house 137 Sassafras
Dormyn John, hairdresser 270 south Front
Dorsey E. gentlewoman 65 New
Dorsey Benedict, grocer 3 and 5 south Third
Dorsey and Peterson, grocers 3 south Third
Dorsey John, auctioneer 61 & 63 south Front, dwell-
ing 28 Sansom
Dorsey John S. m. d. ]20 Mulberry
Dotterer Bernard, gentleman 35 Almond
Dotterer Henry, millwright 312 north Second
Dotterer Barney, shoemaker 196 north Third
Dougherty Charles, labourer back 130 south Fourth
Dougherty Alexander, taylor 45 Pine
Dougherty Daniel, porter 225 Cedar
Dougherty , cooper 12 Pewterplatter alley
Dougherty George, ironmonger 145 south Front
Dougherty Hugh, labourer 108 Coates*
Dougherty Mrs of James, hairdresser 302 S. Front
Dougherty Jacob, shoemaker Malt alley
Dougherty Mrs of James, labourer Mark's lane
Dougherty John, grocer 310 north Front
Dougherty John, grocer corner Lombard and Sixth
Dougherty John, labourer Mark's lane
Dougherty widow of J. boarding house 9 Elbow lane
Dougherty Martin D. sea captain 138 south Fourth
Dougherty Richard, carpenter 7th near Elizabeth
Dougherty W. sen. soapboiler Callowhill above 8th
Dougherty William, grocer 46 Plum
Dougherty William, soapboiler Locust above Nij^th
Dougherty Daniel, labourer 22 Cedar
Dougherty Thomas, accomptant 123 south Third
Doughty Patrick, stevadore near 1 16 Shippen
Douglass Henry, gilder 14 Moravian alley
Douglass E. widow next 143 Sassafras
Douglass Francis, bricklayer 27 Cherry
Douglass John, shoemaker Elmslies* alley
Douglass John, one of the aldermen 174 S. Fourth
Douglass John, jun. cabinetmaker 186 south Second
Douglass John, type founder Cedar above Tenth
DIRECTORY. 85
Douglass John, labourer Fourth below Christian
Douglass Robert, hairdresser 54 Mulberry
Douglass & Ware, sailmakers 24 south Wharves
Dove John, sea captain 25 Catharine
Dover Philip, watchman 295 Vine
Dow George, boarding house 353 south Front
Dow John, printer Juniper lane
Dowd John, sea captain 185 Cedar
Dowdle John, tobacconist 56 Green
Dowers John, jun. merchant 20 Sansom
Dowers J. sen. sailmaker 83 south Sixth
Dowers Nicholas, stablekeeper near 48 Lombard
Dowers I. & L. Trees, sailmakers 33 south Wharves
Dowlin J. & Co. stablekeepers Laurel
Dowman John, carpenter 72 Shippen
Dowman Thomas, currier 175 St. John*s
Downey Hugh, shoemaker back 77 German
Downey John, labourer Mark's lane
Downing J. iron merchant 1 19 N. Water & 38 4th
Downing Thomas, shoemaker back 2 1 5 vSt. John's
Downhim John, labourer 476 north Second
DoWNING's wharf opens at 1 19 NORTH WATER
Downs widow of Ichabad, shoemaker 56 N. Eighth
Downs Earle, shoemaker corner Shippen & Seventh
Doye Charles, engineraaker 329 Mulberry
Doyle James, oakcooper 100 Cedar
Doyle Mrs. grocer 1 1 5 Cherry
Doyle John, grocer corner Third and Cedar
Doyle John, tavernkeeper 95 south Water
Doyle John, tavernkeeper 8 High
Doyle Patrick, labourer 30 north Water
Doyle Walter, soapboiler, &c. 357 Mulberry
Doyle widow of John B. printer back 142 S. Fourth
Drake Mrs. boarding house 74 south Sixth
Drane John, labourer near 147 south Eleventh
Draper Cade, shoemaker 23 Shippen
Draper James, grocer corner Beach and Maiden
Draper John, engraver 1 1 Carter's alley
Draper Jonathan, shoemaker 129 Pine
Dreby John, accomptant 567 south Fifth
Dreer Frederick, cabinetmaker 167 Sassafras
Dreflfc Andrew, shoemaker Shievely's alley
H
86 PHILADELPHIA
Drew Nathaniel, grocer norlh-east corner Water and
Mulberry
Drible Daniel, victualler Wood above Eighth
Dring J. carpenter Taper alley
Drinker &c Bartow, merchants 13 Chesnut
Drinker Henry, cashier of the B. N. A. 30 N. Front
Drinker Henry S. merchant 249 Mulberry
Drinker Daniel, stationer 72 Dock
Drinker Jos. C. merchant 19 1 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Drinker John, attorney at law 133 south Second
Driger John, shallopman Brookes' court
Drisden John, mariner 63 Coates*
Droz Humbert, clock & watchmaker 28 Mulberry
Droz 8c Sons, clock and watchmakers 149 Walnut
Drum B. attorney at law 89 south Fourth
Drum William, victualler Garden
Drum John, victualler Garden
Drummond Thomas labourer Taper alley
Drummond Josiah, hairdresser near 56 north Eighth
Drummond Mrs. 274 south Second
Drurey John, taylor 13 (Chesnut
Duane William, publisher of the Aurora 98 High
Duane William J. printer 77 south Eleventh
Dubacq William, 153 Pine
Dubarry John, merchant 177 High
Dubeison Bartholomew, dentist 103 north Third
Dubinard Thomas, carpenter Eleventh near Cedar
Dubison V. Ill Pine
Dubois widow of Abraham, late goldsmith 137 Vine
Dubois John, shoemaker 522 south Front
Dubois John, paperstainer 268 Sassafras
Dubois Cornelius, carpenter 97 Budd
Dubosq Henry, trunkmaker 90 Shippen
Dubs Martin Sc Co. grocers 247 High
Dubs Martin, merchant 37 north Seventh
Dubs Michael, flour merchant 253 High
Ducker John, carpenter south Eleventh
Ducomp Francis, carpenter St. Tammany
Duche john, gentleman 22 Catharine
Ducoing John G. confectioner 5 1 north Third
Ducomb 8c Poole, combmakers 7 3 north Eighth
Ducomb Vincent, perfumer 53 Walnut
DIRECTORY. 87
Ducoing John, merchant 28 Green
Ducoing 8c Lacombe, merchants 18 Coates* alley
Ducoing Peter, merchant 1 1 3 north Fifth
Dudgeon John, shoemaker Sassafras near Thirteenth
Dudman John, painter. Sec. Tenth near Mulberry-
Dudley William, mariner 23 Walnut
DufF John, razor strop maker 174 Pine
Duey , printer 208 High
Dueye , hairdresser 99 south Fifth
Duey Adam, tavernkeeper 10 south Fifth
Duffey Philip, boarding house and tavern 41 Cedar
Duffie Charles, labourer 72 Plum
Duffee Francis, storekeeper corner Water & Walnut
Duffie Mrs. of Aaron, 12 Swanson
Duffie Michael, printer Walnut near Tenth
Duffie George, bottler Pear near Dock
Duffie Thomas, carpenter north Broad
Dufief N. G. professor of French literature 10 S. Sthj
Duffield Benjamin, carpenter 347 Sassafras
Duffield John, merchant 248 Spruce
Duffield Samuel, m. d. 12 Chesnut
Doogan John, shoemaker I Giles' alley
Dugan Anthony, merchant 230 south Front
Dugan Joseph, merchant 91 south Third
Dugan Mary, shopkeeper 203 north Third
Dukaas Valentine, taylor 3 Appletree alley
Dukamel John, taylor 47 Mulberry
Dumas John F. merchant 42 Sassafras
Du Moulin Michael, sworn interpreter 24 Pear
Dumoutet J. B. jeweller 55 and 57 south Second
Dunant Edward, merchant 275 Chesnut
Dunbar Matthew, labourer 9 Knight's court
Duncan Arabella, teacher 1 3 north Fifth
Duncan George, fruiterer 1 north Third
Duncan William, weaver north Juniper
Dundas James H. counsellor at law 70 Wahiut
Dunkerly Luke, bleeder, Sec. 355 north Third
Dunkin widow of R. H. 95 south Eighth
Dunlap Andrew, shoemaker 14 Quarry
Dunlap Elizabeth, nurse 42 Penn
Dunlap James, m. d. 107 Mulberry
Dunlap John, saddler 9 Pennsylvania avenue
88 PHILADELPHIA
Diinlap William, weaver Locust above Ninth
Dunlap John, 309 High
Duiilap William, grocer 185 north Third
Dunlap Robert, turner 230 south Fourth
Dunn widow of Daniel, innkeeper 2 1 3 south Second
Dunn Edward, carter 150 south Ninth
Dunn and French, merchants 48 north Front
Dunn Ann, spinster 57 Catharine
Dunn Samuel, plaisterer 18 Farmer's alley
Dunn Jacob, innkeeper corner Juniper and High
Dunn Joseph, innkeeper corner 4th & Brewer's alley
Dunn James L. merchant 50 north Front
Dunn Margaret, widow 7 Summers' court
Dunton George, sea captain 30 Green
Dunton J. sailmaker 61 New. and Bickley's wharf
Dunvel Daniel, taylor 75 south Fifth
Dunwick W^illiam, taylor 34 George
Dunwoody Robert, carter 44 Passyunk
Dunwoody John, carter 114 south Tenth
Dunwoody Ruth, widow 41 north Seventh
Duplaine R.C. widow of A. C. 70 Union
Dii Plessis Peter Le Barbier, conveyancer and sworn
interpreter 52 Walnut
Du Ponceau Peter S. counsellor at law, office 15 south
Sijf th, near the north-east corner of Chesnut, dwell-
ing 195 Chesnut
Dupre Peter> professor of music 46 Spruce
Dupuy Daniel, 1 59 north Third
Durang Jacob, surgeon barber Hurst
Durang John, comedian 216 Cedar
Durell Jeremiah, porter 44 Budd
Durfor George, carpenter 328 Sassafras
Durmare Thomas, victualler 5 14 north Front
Durney Michael, biscuit baker south-east corner Se-
cond and Shippen. bakehouse 30 Shippen
Dusar F. merchant 70 Chesnut 8c 187 south Third
Dusseausoir C. Sc Co. liquor and confectionary store
244 High
Dussey Felix, vice consul from France 125 Spruce
Duswald John, coachman 28 north Seventh
Dutilh Peter Stephen, 247 south Fourth
Dutilh widow of Stephen, rnerchpnt 164 S, Secor,d
DIRECTORY. 89
DuUbr Adam, tanner 21 1 St. John's
Button John, carpenter 178 Sassafras
Dutry Joseph F. accomptant 121 south Sixth
Duval James S. 8c Co. merchant 179 Hi^h
Duval Mary, boarding house 4 Dock
Duviviere Margaret, widow 139 Green
Dyer William, brewer 121 Green
Dyer William, grocer 84 north Ninth
Dyke John, hairdresser 137 Chesnut
Dyott T. W. M. D. 116 north Second
Dwyer Philip, bootmaker 44 south Third, four doors
above the U. S. bank
Eakins James, weaver south Thirteenth
Eakins Rachael, tavernkeeper 50 Spruce
Eagleson Joseph, blacksmith 21 Pewterplatter alley
Eagleson 8c Finn, smiths Farmer's alley
Ealer Frederick, baker 390 south Second
Eansworth widow of Benjamin, merchant 129 south
Front
Earhart Mrs. nurse 453 south Front
Earhart A. springmaker "W^ood above Eighth
Earl John, caulker back 33 Geraian
Earl Clayton, merchant 19 Pine
Earle Edward, stationer corner Fourth and Chesnut
Earle Mrs. boarding house 58 north Fifth
Erie James, gilder i south Third
Early Hugh, porter 236 Lombard
Early John, porter 223 south Eighth
Earnest George, shoemaker 239 St. John's
Earnest George, gunstocker 126 Brown
Earnest Jacob, taylor 1 6 south Fourth
Earnest widow of Jacob, fruiterer 18 High
Eastburn Joseph, cabinetmaker 86 Vine
Easton Abraham, nailer corner Chesnut &: Juniper
Eastwick Thomas, carpenter 6 Clever alley
Eastick Stephen, plaisterer 169 Coates'
Eaton Thomas, carpenter Brewer's alley
Eberd John, saddler. See. 73 north Front
Eberle Chas. surgeon's instrument wxaker 1 1 N. 6th
t 2
90 PHILADELPHIA
Eberle Henry, cutler 72 north Sixth
Eberle Frederick, baker 185 south Fifth
Ebert Peter, rigger 41 Coates*
Eberth Catharine, widow 143 Vine
Eberth Joseph, carpenter 149 Vine
Eberth Conrad, gentleman 168 north Fifth
Ebling Margaret, widow above 5 1 1 north Second
Eck Joseph, 60 Union
Eck Samuel, smith 393 north Front
Eckard George, gentlemen 112 south Tenth
Eckard George, rigger 28 Artillery lane
Eckert John, baker 1 14 north Eighth
Eckert Conrad, baker Hanover st.
Eckel Andrew, tobacconist 40 Crown
EckendorfF Martin, surgeon barber 10 south Sixth
Ecky Anthony, druggist corner Walnut and Second
Ecky widow of John, 1 i 6 north Fourth
Ecky J. jun. merchant 8 Penn
Eckfeldt Adam, assistant coiner N. Juniper
Eckfeldt Jacob, smith 46 North alley
Eckfeldt Michael, carpenter 104 north Sixth
Eckley Abraham, cooper 33 Crown
Eckstein Frederick, merchant 130 south Eighth
Eckstine John, grocer 251 north Front
Eckenstein Jacob, taylor Brewer's alley
Eddy George, broker 1 1 1 Spruce k 35 Dock
Eddowes Ralph, merchant 1 Church alley
Eddowes R jun, 8c John china merchants 30 north 3d
Edenborn Jacob, currier 110 Sassafras
Edenfield Thomas, pilot back 479 south Front
Edgar Mrs. boarding house 29 south Water
Edgar Joseph, stone cutter 372 south Front
Edgar James, carpenter 460 north Front
Edgar Owen, shoemaker Thirteenth near Filbert
Edleman Isaac, carpenter 124 Filbert
Edwards Daniel, stablekeeper 33 north Eighth
Edwards Mrs. of John, sea captain 14 Parram's alley
Edwards John, jun. attorney at law 82 south Fourth
Edwards John, bricklayer 328 south Sixth
Edwards Joseph, brassfounder lOS north Sixth
Edwards Joseph H. oak cooper 6 Swanson
Edwards Griffith, grocer 72 High and 16 Bank
DIRECTORY. 91
Edwards Benjamin, labourer near 38 Filbert
Edwards Joshua, merchant 1 1 Prune
Edwards Jonathan, taylor 459 north Third
Edwards John, mariner 388 north Front
Edwards John, cooper 247 south Front
Edwards Richard, coachmaker 28 St. John's
Edwards William, cabinetmaker 23 Catharine
Edwards Mrs. Brewer's alley near Second
Edwards Robert, accomptant 124 south Tenth
Edwards Thomas, ropemaker 447 south Second
Edwin David, engraver Pine above Ninth
Eells Nathan, sea captain Federal
Egert John, labourer Rose alley
Egert George, baker 357 north Second
Eagan Michael, pastor of St. Mary's 15 Willing's alley
'Eggers Jacob, storekeeper 148 north Third
Eglee Jacob, cabinetmaker 65 and 66 south Fourth
F^gleson 8c Fox, grocers Hamilton's wharf
Ehrenzeller George, accomptant 79 north Tenth
Eringhause Adolph, broker 18? south Fifth ./
Eisenbry Elizabeth, widow 177 Sassafras.
Eisenbrey Catharine, tavernkeeper 1 10 north Fifth
Eisenhut Andrew, coppersmith 203 north Second
Eisenhut John, coppersmith 203 north Second
Elberson Arthur, pilot 1 3 Catharine
Elbert Richard, coachtrimmer 250 Lombard
Eldredge Phineas, sea captain Carpenter's (S.)
Eldridge Eli, tavernkeeper 75 south Front
Eldridge Jacob, labourer 65 Coates'
Elfridge Francis, taylor south Juniper
Elfrey Jacob, cooper 2 Knight's court
Elkins William, carter Federal
Elkinton Asa, storekeeper 7 north Front
Ella Hannah, storekeeper 2 1 south Third
Ella John, labourer 42 Coates'
Ellick Philip, taylor 73 south Fifth
Ellickson Michael, mariner Mifflin's court
Elliot Charles, labourer Thirteenth near Cedar
Elliot James, grocer corner Mulberry and Fourth
Elliot John, sea captain 33 Queen
92 PHILADELPHIA
Elliott John, gentleman Mulberry court
Elliott John & Daniel, druggists and colourmen 60
south Front ^
Elliott John, combmaker and perfumer 5 north Third
Elliott John G. carpenter 178 Sassafras
Elliott Richard, leather cutter 74 Union
Elliott Samuel, leather cutter 74 Union and 56 High
Elliott Thomas, assistant sheriff 45 Shippen
Elliott Thomas, carter 1 1 Wood
Elliot William, coachtrimmer 26 north Ninth
Elliot William, blacksmith 37 north Fifth
Elliott William, innkeeper 43 north Third
Ellis Daniel C. accomptant 1 8 1 Cherry
Ellis Enos, cabinetmaker 96 north Seventh
Ellis J. brass founder 252 south Front
Ellis Rowland, merchant 4 High 8c 153 north Front
Ellis Saml. engineer Chesnut near Schuylkill Eighth
Ellis Hugh, silverplater 87 & 75 north Sixth
Ellison James, labourer 47 1 south Front
Ellison John, carpenter 9 Mary
Ellison E. widow 1 3 Strawberry
Elmer Frederick, labourer 470 north Third
Ellmaker Levi, flour merchant 313 High
Elmslie Alex, mercht. 35 Chesnut Sc 311 S. Second
Elmsley John, blacksmith 9 Swanson
Elton A. gunsmith Zane
Elwell Henry, blacksmith 9 Mary
Ely Joseph, flour merchant 51 north Water and 1 19
Front
Elwyn Thomas, gentleman 150 Mulberry
Embree William & D. Brewers 76 New
Embree William, brewer 4 Hinckle's court
Emrick Baltis, sen. baker 234 High
Emrick Baltis, jun. baker 23 north Seventh
Emrick John, baker 341 Callowh 11
Emery Abraham, carter 49 Budd
Emery Jacob, meal merchant above 550 north Third
Emery John, clerk of St. Thos. church 48 Filbert
Emery John, carter 159 St. John's
Emery Lewis, hat merchant 6 south Fourth
Emery LewiS) jun. hatter 1 15 north Second
DIRECTORY. 93
Emery Samuel, broker) office next the customhouse
Carpenters buildings, dwelling 2 Sansom
Ernes Ann, midwife Eighth above Sassafras
Emlen Ann, gentlewoman 179 Chesnut
Emlen C. hardware store 135 High and 305 Arch
Emlen Mary, gentlewoman 200 Mulberry
Emlen Geo. merch. corner of Fourth &c Wilhng's alley.
Emlen & Howell, merchants 17 south Wharves
Emley Joseph, smith Eleventh above Sassafras
Eramick Peter, carter 310 Callowhill
Emmerland John, accomptant 469 south Front
Ende Fr. William, merchant 108 south Second
Endries Jacob, carter > ^^^ ^^^^^ Second
Endries Michael, taylor 3
Endries Zephaniah, carpenter 281 north Eighth
Eneu James, baker 38 Passyunk
Engard Philip, labourer 96 Budd
Engard Adam, carter 180 St. John's
Engard Henry, tavernkeeper 4 1 8 north Second
Engle Jas. hardware store corner Shippen Sc Second
Engle John, baker 29 nonh Ninth
Engle Martin, taylor 3 Farmer's alley
Englebert Leonard, shopkeeper 20 Cherry
Englefried C. blacksmith Coxe's alley
Engles widow of Silas, 229 Cedar
English b* Hollond merchants 280 Chesnut
English John W. chairmaker 225 north Front
English Joseph, v/harfinger 3 1 Brown
English ^ Jones, cabinetmakers i 1 8 Chesnut
English Samuel, cabinetmaker 178 Vine
English Thomas, carpenter 14 Oak
English Thomas, merchant 280 Chesnut
Ennis Ann, boarding house 19 Cedar ISee Innes,
Ennes Lawrence, teacher corner Second if Catharine
dwelling near 90 Shippen
Enslen A. P. 1 60 Lombard
Enters Lewis, tavernkeeper 323 north Third
Entrikin Thomas, grocer 49 north Second
Eppelshimer Lewis, sugarboiler 158 Vine
Epple Andrew, gentleman 77 north Seventh
Erben Henry, accomptant 14 Branch
Erdman Charles, sworn interpreteif Haines' court
94 PHILADELPHIA
Erman William, smith 146 north Third
Erickson C sea captain 16 Christian
Erringer Frederick, shoemaker 67 Mulberry
Erringer Jacob, shoemaker 125 New
Erskine Hugh, stevadore 467 south Front
Erwin John, mate 166 south Sixth
Erwen Mrs. of John, 475 north Second
Erwin Maltha, midwife 41 Beck's alley
Erwin, Gilpin & Jackson, stable keepers 1 S. 7th
Erwin John labourer Cedar above Tenth
Erwen Samuel, carpenter 6 Cresson's alley
Erwin widow of Robert, 329 High
Erwen widow of Thomas, 257 south Front
Erwen John, hatter 45 Pine
Erwine Robert, grocer 105 Shippen \^See Irvin.
Esher Jocob, taylor 268 Sassafras
Esher Conrad, bricklayer William
Esherick widow of George, baker 9 north Fifth
Esherick Joseph, hair dresser 1 5 north Fourth
Esler George, carpenter Coxe's alley
Eslinc Nicholas, brickmakcr 14 south Broad
Espey Martha, boardinghouse near 7 North alley
Essick Richard, shoemaker south Juniper
Estell Daniel, taylor 5 Chancery lane and 24 north
Water
Estell Britten, stablekeeper Moravian alley
Esterly George innkeeper, 529 north Front
Etris Christiana, widow 130 north Fifth
Etris James, smith 94 north Sixth
Etris Samuel, cabinetmaker High near Thirteenth
Etris William, tavernkeeper 390 north Second
Etter George, coachmaker 25 north Sixth
Etting Reuben, mei chant 328 High
Etwein Mrs. widow 483 north Front
Eude E. taylor 83 south Front
Eugene F. J. accomptant and translator of French
and Spanish languages North- West corner Ninth
and Lombard
Eustace William, hairdresser 17 Passyunk
Evans Abner, blacksmith corner Filbert and Tenth
Evans Abel, 24 Callowhili
DIRECTORY. 95
Evans Cadr. M. innkeeper (sign Wm. Penn) Ches-
ter road 1 mile from Permanent bridge
Evans Cadwallader, merchant 60 north Eighth
Evans David, jun. currier near 33 Elfreith's alley
Evans David, sen. gentleman 221 Spruce
Evans David, jun. ^ Joseph, curriers 92 north Front
Evens David isf Co, merchants 56 south Second
Evens David, merchant 60 north Eighth
Evens Edward, plaisterer 22 Starr alley-
Evans David, cabinetmaker 215 Mulberry
Evans David F. lumber merchant 60 north Eighth
Evans Edward, shopkeeper 1 66 north Fifth
Evans Eliza, shopkeeper 14 south Second
Evans & Fisher, painters, &c. 1 1 4 Spruce
Evans Griffitts, 163 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Evans John, lumber yard corner Fifth & Callowhill
Evans John F. merchant 239 Mulberry
Evans John, merchant 58 south Second'
Evens John, carpenter 145 north Sixth
Evans John, painter and glazier 1 14 Spruce
Evans John B. flour, salt and lime store 317 N. Front
Evans John C. jun. carpenter 186 Pine
Evans Jonathan, lumber merchant, yard Orange,
dwelling 102 Union
Evans Joseph, currier 92 north Front
Evans Joseph, R. merchant 101 Pine
Evans Josiah, taylor 63 north Sixth
Evans Miss Mary, 94 north Fifth
Evans Mrs. nurse 10 South alley
Evans Mrs. boarding house 147 south Third
Evans Owen, labourer 392 north Front
Evans Oliver, merchant 47 Filbert
Evans Peter, tavernkeeper corner Schuylkill High
and Front
Evans Peter, blacksmith 50 Zane
Evans Robert, paperstainer near 392 south Second
Evans Sarah, cakebaker 1 14 Spruce
Evans Sarah, gentlewoman 40 north Sixth
Evans Thomas, cabinetmaker 3 1 8 north Second
Evans Thomas, taylor 19 south Third
Evans Thomas, brewer Noble corner of Second
Evans Thomas, 47 Green
96 PHILADELPHIA
Evans and Williams, merchants 105 High
Evens William, di'uggist 134 south Front
Evans and Warner, lumberyard next 245 Vine
Evens Owen, soapboiler 416 north Front
Evans Samuel, sea captain 44 Almond
Evens William, mariner 4 1 6 north Front
Evens Whitten, merchant 88 south Wharves and
331 High
Everhart Abraham, carpenter 255 Sassafras
Everhart David, coachmaker 151 north Sixth
Everhart Mrs. widow 50 German
Everhart Rebecca, widow 65 north Tenth
Everly Adam, hairdresser corner Third Sc Chesniit
Everly Jacob, rigger 92 north Front
Everly Jacob, hatter 16 Vernon
Evers Ferdinand, merchant 10 Carter's alley
Everet John, shoemaker 148 Brown
Everson Thomas, grocer 189 High
Ewill Mary, gentlewoman 72 George
Ewen James, shoemaker 313 north Third
Ewen Mrs. of William, 25 Filbert
Ewing Samuel, attorney at law 46 Walnut
Ewing Thomas, merchant 19 Chesnut
Ewing Mrs. iiurse 377 north FYont
Eyre Manuel, merchant 278 Chesnut
Eyre & Massey, merchants 28 south Wharves
Eyre Nathan, taylor corner Water and High
Eyres John, grocer 318 north Second
Eyre Franklin, shipbuilder Beach
Eyre George, do do
Eyre Jehu, do do
Eyre John, do do
Fable George W. taylor 39 Crown
Fabry Mrs. tutress 151 Mulberry
Fagan Michael, tavernkeeper Lastitia court
Fagundas Jacob, brass founder 52 Brown
Fagundas Barbara, widow 148 Sassafras
Fairchilds Marcus, shoemaker 269 north Third
DIRECTORY. 97
Fainamb Hannah, 7 north Eigbth
Fairy Elizabeth, shopkeeper 427 north Third
Falconer Frances, widov/ 1 i Beck's alley
Falconer John, shipwright 177 south Front
Falconer Sarah, widow of Nathaniel 29 Sassafras
Falconer WilUarn, gentleman 7 Cherry
Falker George, shoemaker 89 north Sixth
Fannen Anthony, gentleman 244 south Seventh
Farden David, trader Pine alley
Farley James, taylor 105 Cedar
Farley John, hatter Chatlotte
Farley Peter, distiller 10 Vernon
Farlan James, porter Fitzwalter
Farmer widow of Lewis, boarding house 45 N. 7t!i
Farmer Margaret, widow 137 south Ninth
Farquhar Benjamin, painter 17 Cresson's alley
Farquhar George, merchant 25 Sansom
Farr Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper 265 south Second
Farr William, wheelwright corner Broad ^ Cherry
Farr and Ricketts, wheelwrights corner Broad and
Cherry
Farris Edward, teacher 86 south Front
Farrier Robert, weaver 84 Cedar
Farris William, carter 308 Sassafras
Farris \Villiam, merchant Lombard above Ninth
Farrouilk Andrew, merchant 30 Church alley
Farrow William, mariner 3 Callowhill
Fassit James, merchant 23 Mulberrv
Fassitt Thomas 8c James, merchants south-west cor-
ner of Second and High, and 2 south Front
Fatey Mary, grocer corner Pine and Sixtl>
Fatio Felipe, consul from Spain 65 Pine
Faunce widow of Jacob, 55 Brown
Faunce Henry, caulker 227 St. John's
Faunce Jacob, constable 55 Bfown
Faure Anthony, taylor corner Second &: Mulberry
F'awcett J. W. merchant 82 north Fifth
Fa-.vkes Richard, tavernkeeper 8 Strawberry
Fay John H. storekeeper 166 south Third
Fay Michael, taylor Eleventh near Locust
Feabin Joseph E. taylor 4 Garrigues' court
I
98 PHILADELPHIA
Fearon Joseph, soapboiler 93 Walnut
Fearres lierd. late flour merchant 16G Pine
Febiger Elizabeth, widow Chesnut above Seventh
Feckingbush D. siioeniaker 486 north Second
Feeney Robert, saddler 122 south Tenth
Fell John T. mariner back 352 south Second
Fell Jonathan, jun. mustardfactor 74 south Front
Fell Joseph, innkeeper 220 north Front
Felt John, ship carpenter near 33 Queen
Fennatta James, saddler near 25 Brewer's alley
Fennel William, merchant upper 55 north Third
Fenner Peter, tobacconist Steinmetz's court
Fennimore William, merchant 100 north Fifth
Fennimore Samuel, yeoman 37 Green
Fenton A. sailmaker 49 Callowhill
Fenton &: Kelley, sailmakers 13 north Wharves
Fenton Peter, shoemaker Lilly alley
Fenton Thomas, ladies shcem.aker 38 Sassafras
Ferguson Benjamin, taylor next 35 Elfreith's alley
Ferguson David, shipwright 5 7 Budd
Ferguson Eben. justice of the peace 40 George (S.)
Ferguson George, trunkmaker 1 3th near Chesnut
Ferguson Hugh, col. 84th reg. P. M. 102 S. Eighth
Ferguson John, labourer 78 Plum
Ferguson John, silversmith 42 north Front
Ferguson Jesse, plaisterer Eleventh near Lombard
Ferguson Mary, shopkeeper 16 south Tenth
Ferguson Robert, shoemaker Juniper near High
Ferguson Samuel, shipwright 253 north Second
Feraagus John Lewis, librarian 88 south Front
Fernans Joseph, mariner 375 south Front
Ferre widow of Joseph, ! 50 north Third
Ferris Benjamin, clock Sc watchmaker 20 N. Second
Ferris E. teacher 127 Sassafras
Fertig Jacob, clockmaker 129 Sassafras
Pest Christian, taylor 84 north Third
Fett widow of John, 371 north Second
Field Barton, grocer 5 and 7 High and 139 N. Front
Field Christiana, widow 127 Walnut
Field John, merchant 175 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Field Nathan, merchant 74 north Front
Field Stephen, taylor 8 1 Callowhill
DIRECTORY. 99
Field Peter, taylor 137 and 139 Spruce
Field Peter, labourer north Thirteenth
Field & Thomas, merchants 61 north Front
Field lliomas S. merchant 28 Sassafras
Field William, late grain measurer 99 north Ninth
Fieldini^ Robert, coachmaker 252 and 254 High
Figner Andrew, taylor 115 north Second
File John, cabinetmaker back 54 Brown
File David, silverplater St. Tammany
Filletti M. L. boarding house 129 south Second
Fillinger Godfrey, labourer above 349 Callowhill
Fimeton J. carpenter 24 south Tenth
Finch Elizabeth, widow tavernkeeper 7 Chesnut
Finkbine Frederick, shoemaker 416 Sassafras
Fink Adam be George, weavers 50 1 north Third
Fink Jacob, stocking weaver 26 north alley
Finley James, teacher 227 Mulberry
Finley Francis, upholsterer 64 south Front
Finley William, grocer corner Pine and Sixth
Finn John, smith 21 Pewterplatter alley
Finney Patrick, printer 146 Spruce
Finney Charles, carpenter 20 Pear
Firth Preston C. carpenter 28 St. Tohn's
Fisher Abraham, sawmaker 23 Xovth'tiUey
Fisher A. accomptant Tvvelfth near Chesnut
Fisher Andrew, hatter 25 Iliyh and 72 north Fron':
Fisher Ann, victualler York road near St. Tammanv
Fisher B. shoemaker 47 south Fourth
Fisher Catharine, boarding house 149 north Second:
Fisher David, printer 187 Mulberry
Fisher Llias, tavernkeeper High Bridge ^N. L,
Fisher Elizabeth, widovv^ Cox's alley
Fisher Geor^, labourer 396 north Front
Fisher George, stationer 188 south Second
Fisher Hance H. sea captain 49 Almond
Fisher Jacob, carpenter 49 Brown Sc 99 south. Fron:.
Fisher Jas. G. merchant 7 Dock and 277 Chesnut
Fisher Jacob, grocer Schuylkill Eighth near Vine
Fisher James L brewer 1 15 north" Fifth
Fisher James, shoemaker Eleventh near Lombard
Fisher Jacob Henry, taylor 147 north Second
Fisher John, liog victualler 297 Callowhill
^^0 PHILADELPHIA
Fislier John, shoemaker 2 Hinckle's couit
Fisher John, cnrpenter 1 1 Summers' court
Fisher John, baker Oak (N. L.)
Fisher John, victualler Garden
Fisher John, coachlrimmer 4 Stall's court
Fisher John, victualler Wood above Eii,'hth
Fisher Jonathan, labourer 213 north Second
Fisher M. thermometer maker 105 north Second
Fisher M. shoemaker 353 north Third
I'ishtr Michael, sea captain 5 6 Vine
Fisher J. N. lace and fringe weaver 121 Mulberry-
Fisher Robert^ carpenter Ninth near Walnut
Fisher Samuel R. merchant 27 Dock Sc 1 10 S, Front
Fisher Samuel, jun. hardware merchant 13 High
Fisher Samuel, cardmaker Farmer's alley
Fisher S. L merchant 38 Sansom
Fisher Samuel, mariner 64 Coates'
Fisher Samuel W. merchant 433 High
Fisher Thomas, gentlemiin 142 south Second
Fisher Thomas & Miers, staveyard next 19 Swanson
Fisher Thomas, cooper 275 north Front
Fisher Rebecca, gentlewoman 399 High
Fisher Mrs. of Walter, currier 5 Gray's alley
Fisher Wm. W. merchant? Deck Sc 99 south Front
Fisher's wharf (T. and M.) opejjs at19 swanson
Fisher's wharf (J • C. and S. W.) at 63 n. water
Fisk John, ropemaker Moyamensing road
Fisler Catharine, l^oarding house 147 north Second
Fiss Jolm, grocer 21 north Eighth
Fiss Daniel, carpenter Noble above Eighth
Fiss Mrs. nurse 205 north Eighth
Fiss Samuel, cabinetmaker 69 north Seventh
Fiss William, sailraaktr 176 Spruce
Fibtler widow of John, Poplar lane
Fitler Jacob, tanner and currier 51 1 north Second
Fitler Jacob, jun. tanner above 550 north Third
Fitler Daniel, victualler 5 1 1 north Second
Fitler William, tanner and currier above 5 1 1 north
Second
Fitler George, morocco dresser 122 Coates'
Fitlow George, drover first gate on Germantown road
Ftz!i:cruld Tho-.Tias, i2'7 Lombard
Directory. igi
Fltzf^erald George, cooper 116 Cedar
Fitzgerald Keran, stablekeeper 47 south Fourth
Fitzgerald Robert, blockmaker 10 & 12 Little Water
Fitzgerald Jesse, innkeeper 69 Sassafras
Fitzgerald Thomas, shoemaker -291 south Fourth
Fitzpatrick Mary, grocer 274 St. John's
Fizan Lewis, carpenter back 184 south Seventh
Fizan Jacob, carpenter 329 Sassafras
Fizel Ann, storekeeper 125 north Second
Fitzsimmons Thomas, President of the Delaware
Insurance Company 220 ■Mulberry
Fitzsimmons Richard, labourer 33 south Water
Flaherty Daniel, grocer 198 north Second
Flakuler Valentine, 27 North alley
Flake George, painter 198 Mulberry
Flanagan James, carpenter Broad above Sassafras
Flanagan John, paper hanger 163 south Fifth
Flanagan Patrick, taylor 249 south Fourth
Flanagan Stephen, pilot 444 south Front
Flasher John, shoemaker 264 St. John's
Fleeson Mrs. gentlewoman 275 north Front
Fleming Joseph H. justice of the peace near the Old
Rising Sun, Germantown road
Fletcher John, sea captain 108 north Eighth
Fletcher E. mantuamaker 153 Mulberry
Fletcher Margaret, tutress 2 Gray's alley
Fletcher Hannah, storekeeper George above Tenth
Fletcher Joshua, bookbinder 1 64 Pine
Fletcher Rebecca, boarding house 181 Mulberry
Fletcher William, mate 256 Sassafras
FTeury Peter E. Secretary to the French Consul ge
neral 163 north Front
Flick Adam, curfler Cauffraan's court
Flick Benjamin, porter 106 north Eleventh
Flick George, blockmaker 134 north water & 246
north Second
Flickquire David, carpenter 24 German
Fling Daniel, clockmaker, he, 97 north Second Sr
101 Sassafras
Fling Edward, painter and glazier 32 Vine
Fling Susan, boarding house 1 13 Chennut
^02 PHlLADi^LPHlA
Fling: William, painter and glazier 155 north Front
Fling John, mariner 424 south Front
Flinn Robert, plaisterer 115 north Sixth
Flint John, coachmaker 210 JNiulberry
FliNTHAM's \^ HARFOPE^SAT 137 Sc 14 I N. WATER
Flintham widow of John, gentlewoman 91 Vine
Flintham Wm mere. 135 N. Water ^ 19 Keys' alley
Flinton James, mariner Goddard's alley
Flitcraft Francis, porter 59 Budd
Flood Wm. shipwright Well's alley
Flood Francis, innkeeper 5 17 north Second
Florence E. boarding house 25 Parram's alley
Flowers C. cedar cooper 1 1 1 Catharine
Flowers George, shopkeeper 274 Sassafras
Flower John, 45 Swanson
Flower Thomas, pilot 424 south Front
Fluck Adam, innkeeper 139 north Third
Fiutts F. cedar cooper 467 north Second
Flyder ^ Anderson, sailmakers 155 Swanson
Fceiring Abraham P. saddler 138 N. Third
Foering Frederick, currier 46 St. John's
peering Ssml. iy Frederick, curriers 228 N. Second
Foering Samuel, currier 228 north Second
Fogal Nicholas, hog drover 447 north Third
Fagal Michael, labourer 381 north Front
Fagal Philip F. victualler 158 Coateb'
Falkennier Abraham, shoemaker 44 George
Folkmar Henry, coppersmith 1 1 1 Cherry
FoUin Augustus, merchant 67 north Third
Folwell ^ Ashburner, merchants 36 north Second
Folwell, Comly iij' Go. merchants 38 north Front
Folwell Rachel, milliner 168 north Second
Folwell Samuel, corner Wood and Crown
Folwell Wm. merchant 34 N. 2d ijf 2^9 Mulberry
Fonde Andrew, porter 349 Mulberry
Fondrell Jacob, accomptant 42 York road
Foos John, broker Federal
Foos Matthias, shoemaker 59 Green
Forbes Arthur, shipwright 14 Mary
Foibes Kuphemia, midwife 222 south Sixth
Force Peter, shoemaker 490 south Second
Forde Jos. ropemaker, corner Frankford road Sc 0;ter
DIRECTORY. 103
Forde Elizabeth, tavernkteper 244 south Front
loid Hannah, maiiKiamLikcr 23 south Front
Foid Jacnb. wheelvyrli^ht 166 north Eighth
Ford Laurerxe, binss sleeve button manufactory 199
Sassafras
Ford Mary, widow !3 Wagner's alley
Ford Mrs, boarding house 11 south Front
Ford Peter, cabinelmdker 201 south Third
Forepaugh Frederick, carpenter near 273 N. Third
Forepaup;h George, carpenter 207 Callowhill
Forgray William, bootmciker 285 south Fifth
Forman William, carpenter Juniper lane
Forrest Mrs. widow 209 south Seventh
Forrest Thomas, constable George above Tenth
I'orrester Catharine, widow 100 Mulberry
Fort Mrs. of William, shallopman 383 north Front
Forten Jas. sail maker 59 S. Wharves 5^ 92 Lombard
Foitune Michael, lottery office 39 Walnut
Fortune George, blacksmith 244 south Fourth
F'ortune Walter, blacksmith 63 north Filth
rossett James, shallopman Federal \^See Faussett,
Foster George, taylor Eleventh above Sassafras
Foster Isaac, carter Emlen*s court
Foster James, shoemaker back 13 Wagner's alley
Foster John, shoemaker Charlotte
Foster John, tobacconist back 130 Sassafras
Foster John, labourer 143 St. John's
Foster Leonard, hairdresser 12 South alley
Foster Silas, sea captain 36 Almond
Foster Wm. merchant 46 north Front 5j'42 Vine
Foster Wm. labourer Oak (N. L )
Forsythe Isaac, carpenter 7 Little George
Fotterall Stephen E. storekeeper 243 south Second
F'oudray William, mate 4 Gray's alley
Fougeray Rene, whitesmith 9 I north Front
F'ough Jacob, victuller near 330 south Sixth
Enough John, victualler corner Race and Twelfth
Foulk Philip, brewer 195 St. John's
Foulk Graff, tobacconist 195 St. John's
Foulke Charles, merchant 141 High
Foulke Mary, boarding house 109 FiOrth Ninth
Foulk Peter, mariner 8 Stall's court
104 PHILADELPHIA
Fouike Elizabeth, gentlewoman 27 Coates'
Fountain Francis., merchant corner Seventh tf Spruce
Fountain William, sea captain 103 Swanson
Fournier Anthony, 104 north Second
Fournier H. F. broker 1 5 Nonis's alley
Fournier R. F. gentleman 248 south Second
Foust Michael, taylor north Broad
Foust Henry, saddler back 219 north Second
Foussatt J. \V. merchant 115 Spruce
F'ouquet Lewis, tavernkeeper near 79 north Tenth
Fow John, victualler corner of Sassafras c^ Twelfth
Fowler E, accomptant 147 north Third
Fowler Stephen, shoemaker Poplar lane
Fowler Nimrod, labourer 488 south Second
Fowler Thos. innkeeper corner Callowhill b' Water
Fox widow of Adam, shoemaker Poplar lane
Fox Edward l^ Son brokers and conveyancers 73
Chesnut
Fox Edward, canveyancer 218 Mulberry
Fox Christian, cabinetmaker Hoffman's alley
F'ox Frederick, shoemaker Steinmetz's court (N. L.)
Fox George, tinsmith 1 15 north Third
Fox Hannah, spinster 274 Chesnut
F^ox James, weaver 297 south Sixth
Fox James, shopkeeper 21 Pewterplatter alley
Fox John, carpenter 34 Green
Fox John, brickmaker 365 IMulberry
Fox Joseph, jun, printer 290 north Eighth
Fox Justinean, gluemaker Margaretta
Fox Justinean W. 39 Coates'
Fox Lewis, baker 86 north Seventh
Fox John, attorney at law corner W^alnut and Fourth
Fox Martha, milliner 43 High
Fox Michael, brickmaker 1 2 north Ninth
Fox Michael, carter 129 Callowhill
Fox Samuel, brickmaker, kilns corner Schuylkill
Seventh, dwelling 37 Filbert
Fox Samuel, wine merchant 230 Spruce
Fox Samuel M. 23 Sansom
Fox Sarah, gentlewoman 23 Sansom
Fraley Joseph, plaisterer 189 St. John's
Fraley George R. merchant 7 Church alley
DIRECTORY. 105
I''i'aley John U. baker 113 Vine
Fraley & Key ser, flour merchants 176 High
Frailey Frederick, baker 7 Church alley
Fi^ncis Ann, gentlewoman 154 Chesnut , ,
Francis John, labourer 417 Sassafras
Francis John, carter Fourth above Coates'
Francis Henry, tanner 286 St. John's
Francis Thomas W. merchant 98 south Third
Francis William, comedian 70 north Eighth
Frank Adam, m. d. Fourth above Noble {see Franks,
French Christian, printer 94 north Eleventh
French George, tobacconist 7 Farmer's alley
French Heni^j labourer 272 north Eighth
Frank John, manner 418 south Second
Frank John, baker corner Thirteenth and Race
Frank Lewis, labourer 32 Crown
Frank John, labourer Broad near Cedar
Frank Elizabeth, widow Nonnater's court
Frankford widow of John, 66 Spruce
Frank'lebury Sarah, widow M^Cuilough's court
Franklin John, porter 79 Budd
Franklin Lemuel, boot and shoemaker 66 High
Franklin Nathaniel, sea captain 2 Norris' alley
Franklin H. sea captain 37 Artillery lane
Franklin Joseph, carpenter 2 1 1 Cherry
Franklin Walfer, attorney at law 54 south Sixth
Franklin Wm. cabinetmaker 252 south Seventh
Franks Geo. tanner and currier Noble near Fourth
Franks George, tobacconist Farmers' alley
Franks Jacob, tanner Noble near Fourth [see Frank.
Fraser Andrew, groc;;r 437 north Second
Frazer Rooert, attorney at law 92 south Fourth
Frazier Thomas, carpenter back 54 Brown
Frazier Anthony, carpenter 134 south Eighth
Frazier Elizabeth, widow 63 Queen
I'Vazier Sc Dtburt, sailmakers 19 Swanson
Frazier Wiiliani, ri;.>g£r M'Culloch's court
Frazier James, turner 64 north Eighth
Frazier Nalbro, merchant 161 south Second
Fredcfrick Geo. John, cabinetmaker 92 N. Eleventli
Frederiokson Godfrey, grocer 212 north Second
Free Benjamin, storekeeper 199 north Second
Free San^^uel, porter Laurel st. (N. L.)
106 PHILADELPHIA
Freed Henry, innkeeper 160 north Fourth
Free Lambert, sailmaker York court
Freeberrey Jacob, blockmaker 2 i Noble
Freehuller George, shoemaker Lilley alley
Freelanf^ x\lexander, constable 262 Lombard
Fi^eland John, shoemaker 31 German
Freeman Benj. tavernkeeper Cedar above Eleventh
Freeman Catharine, widow 74 south Water
Freeman Henry G. attorney at law 145 Chesnut
Freeman T. B, commission merchant 34 south Front
and 332 High
Freeman Isaac C. shoemaker corner Green 8c Front
Freemouth Benjamin, printer near 32 Moravian alley
Freil Edward, porter 69 Budd
Freil Patrick, labourer 27 Hurst isee Fnd.
Freilley Jesse, sea captain 74 north Seventh
French Abigal, storekeeper 181 south Second
French Charles C. merchant 233 Mulberry
French John, accomptant 3 Heyde's court
Freno Paul, boardinghouse ^35 south Water
Fretwell Ann, grocer 19 north Eighth
Freytag Daniel, potter corner of Fifth and Shippen
Freytag Michael, justice of the peace 204 south 5th
Fricke Agustus, merchant ' 1 south Third
Fricke John, cabinetmaker 101 Budd
Fricke Jacob, accomptant 27 Filbert
Fricke Frederick, cabinetmaker 406 north Second
Fricke Henry, furrier 55 north Third
Fricke Michael, brass founder 364 north Third
Flicker Joseph, grocer 362 north Second
Fricker Jsicholas, chairmaker 360 north Second
Friedlein John A. grocer 166 south Sixth
Friend Isaac, milkman George above Nmth
Fries John, merchant next 2 couth Third
Frishmuth Jacob, tobacconist 8 Stall's court
Fritez widow of Peter, shopkeeper 144 Spruce
Fritz Christopher, baker 84 south Third
Fritz George, blacksmith 437 north Third
Fritz John^accomptant 1 1 South alley
Fritz Jacob, cabinetmaker 4 South alley
Fritz Peter, innkeeper and stonecutter 226 Sassatras
Frowert John, shoemaker 84 north i'ifth
DIRECTORY. 107
l-'ry E. victualler 99 Cherry and 18 Old Sliambles
Fry George, potter 136 Sassafras
Fry Henry, taylor 55 Mulberry
Fry George, chairmaker 2 8 Elfreith's alley
Fry John, block and pumpmaker 137 north Water
Fry Joseph, 16 Cable lane
Fry Richard, labourer 496 south Front
Fry William, printer 63 south Seventh
Fryer widow of John, labourer near 22 Kunkle
Fry Robert, shoemaker Lilley alley
Fry & Kammerer, printers Prune, near the Debtors
apartment
Fry Nathan, carpenter Richardson's court
Fryburg Jacob, victualler 55 north Eighth
Fryburg John, victualler 55 north Eighth
Fuller Elizabeth, widow ] i 8 Swanson
Fulierton Alexander, storekeeper 37 High
Fulierton E. gentlew man 28 Queen
Fulmer Casper, labourer 27 Budd
Fulmer Frederick, tanner Noble near Fourth
Fulton James, grocer 387 south Front
Fulton James, shoemaker 83 Chesnut
Fulton Mark, carpenter Cedar above Ninth
Fulton Samuel, grocer 257 High and 38 north Sixtli
Fulton , shoemaker 148 south Front
Fulton George, accomptant 143 south Eleventh
Fundervvaith .'acob, grocer 212 Cherry
Furcey James labourer Eleventh near Locust
Furcey Charles, weaver Thirteenth near Locust
Furze James, merchant 9 Norris's alley
Fuss Henry, tanner near 589 north Second
Fyan John, shoemaker 39 Coates'
Gable Peter, carpenter 5 1 Brown
Gable Samuel, carpenter 93 Brown
Gable John, carpenter 45 1 north Second
Galbraith Andrew, trader 58 Artillery lane
[see Calbraith.
Galbraith P. clock and watchmaker 30 Almond
Galbraith Robert, carter 119 Queen
108 PHILADELPHIA
Gallager Andrew, sea captain J 03 Spruce
Gallag;her Robert, carpenter Sheively's alley
Gallagher Barney, taylor 1 18 north Water
Gallagher Bernard, grocer 30 south Sixth
Gallagher Charles, grocer 18 Staniper's alley
Gallagher A. M. china merchant 51 Chesnut
Gallagher James, shopkeeper 202 north Water
Gallaher James, m. d. near 37 south Fifth
Gallagher Jacob, ivory turner 160 St. John's
Gallagher John, labourer Mifflin's court
Gallagher Stephen, m.ariner Elmslie's alley
Gallagher Wm. Sc Thos. flour merchants 325 High
Gallagher Wm flour merchant 50 Filbert
Gallant Susan, widow 10 Branch
Gallard Peter, jeweller, &c. 108 north Third
Galley widow of Joseph, 123 Sassafras
GallinerNeil, labourer 268 south Seventh
Galloway widow of Joseph, sea captain 254 S. Third
Galloway William, carter corner Arch and Juniper
Gaime Mark, ship carpenter 29 Mary
Galrey Thomas, cabinetmaker 83 Dock near Third
Galvin Susan, boarding house 78 High
Galvin John, sea captain 233 High
Gambell James, grocer 471 south Front
Gambell John, sawyer 14 Queen
Gambell Mary, boarding house 204 Walnut
Gamble James, merchant 200 Spruce
Gamble Joseph, sea captain 460 south Front
Game Marks, mariner 373 south Front
Gano John, saddler back 78 north Fourth
Gano Sylvia, widow 97 Mulberry
Garaud Jacob, taylor 64 Chesnut
Gardette M. dentist 75 Walnut
Gardiner A. mariner 257 south Fourth
Gardiner Edward C. sea captain 19 Vine
Gardner Benjamin, carpenter 238 Lombard
Gardiner's wharf 37 s. wharves near walnut
Gardner Ann, shopkeeper 30 York road
Gardiner George, smith Emslie's alley
Gardner George, shoemaker corner Green & Front
Gardner Henry, coachmaker 5 Fayette
Gardner Henry, boatbuilder 27 Beck's alley
DIRF-CTOHV. 1'59
Gardner Jacob, grazier 293 Vine
Gardner James, carpenter 363 south Second ^
Gardner Jas. of the customhouse bar^e Mifflui*s coiirt
Gardner John M. of U. S. navy 21 Keys' alley
Gardner John, coachpainter 39 Ktys' alley
Gardner John, boathuilder 1 9 Christian
Gardner John, blacksmith 20 Green
Gardner John, grocer 140 south Eighth
Gardner Nathaniel D. sea captain 353 south Second
Gardner Valentine, skindresser 291 Vine
Gardner William, sea captain 24 Vine
Gardner Rachael, storekeeper 3 1 south Third
Gardiner Joseph, hairdresser 457 north Second
Gardner John, sea captain 341 south Second
Gardiner John, jun. merchant i 14 south Front
Gamier J. B. hairdresser 74 south Front
"Garesche &c Ravesies, merchants 229 High
Garesche V. merchant 26 Sansoni
Garey Daniel, carpenter 12 Quarry
Garlanger Henry, bricklayer 358 north Third
Garley Rebecca, midwife 5 6 Shippeu
Garlick Joseph, col ton spinning factory corner Vine
and Schuylkill Second
Garlick John, plaisterer north Juniper
Garns John, carpenter near 33 north Tenth
Garner Alexander, labourer 413 south Second
Garnet Michuel, carpenter 17 Wood
Garretson L. Sc H. C. Sc Co. storekeepers S. Second,
west side, fifth door from Fligh
Garretson Joshua, labourer Taylor's alley
Garretson C. carpenter 153 south Fifth
Garrett Levi, tobacconist 132 south Front
Garrett li. gentlewoman 184 Chesnut
Garrett Philip, watchmaker 144 High
Garrick Elizabeth, huckster 188 Mulberry
Garrigues Abraham M. merchant 86 New
Garrigues Benjamin F. merchant 119 Pine and 24
south Wharves
Garrigues 8c Marshall, merchants upper 139 High
Garrigues William, surveyor 37 Cherry
Garrish Levy, storekeeper 52 Coates'
Garrison John, harnessmaker 494 south Second
K
110 PHILADELPHIA
Garrison Jonathan, mariner 201 south FronC
Gartland John, chinasiore !0 north Front
Gartland James, boarding house 64 Spruce
Gartley John, teacher 19 Chen y
Gai tley Wiliiam, master rigger 62 Penn
Garvanger Lewis, 101 north Nhith
Garvin James, dealer 131 PKim
Garwood William, shipwright 549 south Front
Garwood Richard, sea captain 443 south Second
Gaschet Lewis, merchant 1 2 1 Cedar
Gaskill Benjamin, bookbinder 13 Gray*s alley
Gaskill Ebeneztr, oakcooper 278 north Second
Gaskil Edmund, shoemaker 114 Chesnut
Gaskill , carpenter 153 north Third
Gassey James, stevadore 188 Lombard
Gatchel . oseph, blacksmith Turner's court
Gatchel David, mate 378 south Second
Gates Nathaniel, shipwright 23 Beck's alley
Gatier Mary, teacher 236 Sassafras
Gatz Frederick, cabinetmaker 156 St. John's
Gauff John, shoemaker Charlotte
Gauhn George, shoemaker 1 1 Gray's alley
Gaul Frederick, brewer 7 north Fourth
Gaul Richard, sea captain 260 south Front
Gauit William, blacksmith 4 Branner's alley
(iavan Mary, milliner 231 south Second
Gavan James, shoemaker 12 Fear
Gaven John, coachmaker 30 Cherry
Gavin George W. printer back 160 Sassafras
Gaw Gilbert, chairmaker 84 north Front
Gaw &c Patterson, cabinetmakers 84 north Front
Gaw John, nairer 1 14 north bixth
G. w R chairmaker 144 south Front Sc 280 Second
Gebier Godfrey, jun. blacksmith 58 south Fourth
Gfcbier Matthias, accomptant i 38 Mulberry
Gebier John F. merchant 19 Branch
Gtbler widow of Godfrey, tavernkeeper 82 Dock
Geiger Martin, baker 468 north Second
Geisse William, merchant 28 north Second
Geisse widow of Wilham, 28 Moraviai alley
Geisse Edward, deputy keeper of me criminal apart-
ment Ekiventh below Locust
DIRECTORY. m
Geisse Philip, bottler 77 Mulberry
Geley Peter, lapidary and jeweller 38 south Third
Gemeny Naomi, grocer corner Eio-hth ^ Lombard
Genther John, taylor Elmslie's alley
Genther Chas. shoemaker 257 St. John's [.seeGinther
Genther Frances, victualler 42 Budd
Gentry Robert, shipwright 1 1 Artillery lane
Generally Fleury iJf Co. merchants 102 Chesnut
George Anthony, grocer 206 south Second
George Charles, oakcooper 196 and 153 S. Water
George Edward, merchant 169 south Fifth
George Matthew, cabinetmaker 329 north Third
George Mrs. ladies sen^.inary 330 High
George Martin, labourer 390 Sassafras
George Richard, hatter 138 High
Geor^^e Martin, labourer Lee's coTirt
George Richard, sea captain 278 south Front
George Peter 8c Co, grocers 26 High
George Joseph, currier Nonnater's court
Gerhard William, hatter 44 N. Front 8c 118 Second
German Jacob, birch hatmaker 30 North alley
Gern\on John, wharfbuilder 362 north Front
Germon John, goldsmith 12 Quarry
Germon Thomas D. paper hanger and print carver,
places on muslin and rollers maps or charts, apply
at 118 Lombard or Caldcieugh and Thomas, 66
Chesnut
Gernon Patrick, merchant 216 Walnut
Gernon Richard, merchant 196 Chesnut
Gervais Emanuel, merchant 1 12 S. Fifth \_aee Jarvi-n
Gethen D. bricklayer 6 Pennsylvania avenue
Gethen Elizabeth, storekeeper 52 Cedar
Gethen Samuel, carter M*Culloch*s court
Gethen widow of Wm. silversmith 170 south Front
Getter Martin, shoemaker Sheively*s alley
Geyer Andrew, ironmonger 136 north Third
Geyer Andrew, jun. inspector customs 28 Branch
Geyer John, grocer 193 south Fourth
Geyer John, printer. Sec 122 north Third [^ee Guier
Gibbons David, mariner MifRlin's alley
Gibbons Martha, boarding house 75 Mulberry
Gibbons (Jf Hains, conveyancers 163 Chesnut
112 PHILADELPHIA
Gibbs Benjamin, {>feni!eman 31 Mulberry
Gibbs John, pi inter 125 Pine
Gibbs Janics, musician 5 8 Coates'
Gibbs Joel, hatter SSnorUi Third
Gibbs Joiin, dealer 216 south Second
Gibbs Job. carpenter 79 Green
Gibbs J. W. jun. merchant 92 High and 3 N. Eightli
Gibbs Mar£,'aret, £>rocer 181 Cedar
Gibbs Rosina, miihner 229 south Fourth
Giberson M. M. & E. milliners 71 Mulberry
Gibersoii William, innkeeper 171 HiglT
Gibson Alexander, labourer north Broad
Gibson E. saddler, &c. 323 Hii>h
Gibson George, blacksmith 325 north Thud
Gibson Jas. attorney at law 78 Walnut Sc 61 S. 4th
Gibson James, distiller Passvunk near Cathai'iiie
Gibson John, hatter 28 High
Gibson John, merchant 78 Walnut & 61 S. Fourth
Gibson Margaret, tutress Cypress alley
Gibson Mrs. widow 542 south Front
Gibson Mrs. mantuamaker 153 south Ninth
Gibson Robert, rigger 12 Parram's alley
Gibson & Scobey, grocers 169 north Third
Gibson John, mariner corner Front and Callowhill
Gideon Henry, victualler 193 north Eighth
Gideon George, shoemaker 33 Vine
Gideon Rebecca, boarding house 14 Cherry
Giffins E. shopkeeper 15 Shippen
Gifford Mary, mantuamaker 349 south Front
Gifford Olden, sea captain 8 1 Christian
Gigon John, taylor 29 German
Gilbert Conrad, cabinetmaker Say's alley
Gilbert David, carpenter 4 north Sixth
Gilbert F>ederick, merchant 144 north Third
Gilbert Sc Grambo, merchants 16 > High
Gilbert John, mate 125 north Fifth
Gilbert Jesse, innkeeper 54 Callo^Yhill
Gilbert John G. taylor 1 1 Chesnut
Gilbert Thomas, mariner 20 Budd
Gilbert Joseph, carpenter i 14 north Eighth
Gilbert Joseph, umbreilamaker l58Hii^lj
DIRECTORY, US
Gilbert Michael, potter 9 Branch
Gilbert Jacob, taylor 139 Sassafras
Gilbert Samuel, potter i46 north Third
Gilder John, carpenter 8 Clever alley
Giles Anna, widow 53 north Seventh
Giles William, accomptant 19 Green
Gilfrey William, caulker 33 Prime
Giikey John, watchman ReUef alley
Gill Edward, brassfounder 2 Locust
Gill Elizabeth, grocer comer Shippen and Third
Gill D. boarding house 126 Filbert
Gill Francis, merchant 56 south Second
Gill R. & B. hardware merchants 127 High
Gill Margaret, boarding house 61 north Sixth
Gill Rachael, 135 Spruce
Gill Bennington, merchant 127 High
Gill Thomas, cabinetmaker 150 south Third
Gillan Daniel, carter 252 south Sixth
Gillaspy Mrs. 276 south Front
Gillaspy George, m. d, 90 south Eighth
Gilliams Lewis, dentist 35 Mulberry
Gilliard John, shoemaker corner Third Sc Lombard
GiUiard Enos, hatter 124 south Sixth
Giliigan George, brewer 10 Elbow lane
Gilligan Thomas, victualler near 494 south Second
Gilliiand James, carpenter 500 south Second
Gillingham George, professor of music 205 Sassafra
Gillingham James, hatter 175 south Front
Gillingham Joseph Sc M. merchants 83 High
Gillingham M. merchant 6 Church alley
Gillis Samuel, carpenter 30 Columbia avenue
Gilmer James, merchant 113 High
Gilmer Elijah, cabinetmaker 19 Strawberry
Gilmer widow of Matthew, labourer back 89 S. 6th
Gilmer E. grocer 373 Mulberry
Gilmer & Readstreak, cabinetmakers corner Dock
and Walnut
Gilmer George, accomptant 16 Strawberry
Gilpin Dynes, grocer 30 Cedar
Gilpin Sc Jackson, stablekeepers Harmony court
Gilpin Joseph, livery stablekeeper 78 south FomtU
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114 PHILADELPHIA
Gilpin Joshua, merchant ^69 Chesnut
Gilpin Joshua Sc Thomas, merchants 149 S. Front
Gilpin Thomas, merchant 14 Dock
Gilyou E. silkstocking ^ shawl \nasher 52 north 8th
Ginder John, tavernkeeper Mulberry near Eleventh
Ginning (Jf Moser, potters 310 north Second
Ginning John C. potter St. Tammany above Third
Girard Stephen, merchant 21 and 23 north Water
Girdon James, sea captain 17 Keys' alley
Girling William, taylor 26 north Ninth
Girvan James, taylor next '95 Chesnut
Givit Benjamin, caulker 12 Christian
Glading David, stevadore 57 soutlr Water
Glading John, oak cooper 2 I Svvanson
Glading Jos. nailer 197 St. John's and 93 Coates*
Glause Samuel, carpenter 160 Cherry
Glasgow widow of James, 524 north Front
Glazier Adam L cabinetmaker 446 north Third
Glazier Henry, shoemaker 356 north Third
Glazier L)avid, nailer 191 St. John's^
Glasgow Wm grocer Pine-street wharf
Glassgow James, plaisterer Locust near Eighth
Glen James, m. d. corner Fifth iJf Prune
Glenn John, accomptant 6 Heyde's court
Glenn Joseph, bricklayer 2 57 north Front
Glenn Joseph, sea captain 201 Spruce
Glenn Margaret, widow Carlyle's court
Glenn Mrs. of Wm. labourer near 177 north Water
Glentworth James, broker 34 Chesnut
Glentworth Plunket F. m. d. 144 Sassafras
Glover John, stonecutter 330 south Second
Glover &; Eager, stonecutters 224 south Front
Gloystien B. sugar boiler 5 Crown
Godinease H. tobacconist 78 Dock
Goddard George, blacksmith 2 1 1 north Second
Godshall F. stave inspector 37 Beck's alley
Godshall John, shoemaker 376 north Third
Goetz Frederick, gunsmith 32 Sassafras alley
Goff Thomas, shipwright Moyamensing road
Goff John, shoemaker Merriit's lane
Golden David, shoemaker Oak (N. L.)
Colder A. nurse 51 south Water
MRECTORY. 115
Colder Joseph, vvoolcomber 51 south Water
Goldtrap John, teacher 20 Shippen
GokUrip William, carpenter Pearson's court
Goldtress Mrs. widovv 378 north Third
Goldsmith George, planemaker 85 Coates'
Goldsmith Thomas, planemaker near 108 Budd
Good Phillip A. china merchant 226 north Third
Good Joseph, labourer 439 north Front
Goodfellow E. pastry cook 64 Dock
Goodfellow William, clockmaker 64 Dock
Goodhart John, hatter 333 north Front
Gomey John, blacksmith Brewer's alley
Goodman C. bookbinder 400 north Third
Goodman J, jun. justice of the peace 87 Callowhill
Goodman Phoebe, storekeeper 68 Mulberry
(ioodman Samuel, carpenter 179 south Front
Goodrich Bernard, hatter 30 south Water
Goodrich William, hatter 9 Gray's alley
Goodwin J. ship chandler 2 Mulberry &c 171 N. Front
Goodwin Jonathan, taylor 261 Sassafras
Goodwin Thomas, merchant 298 Hiy;h
Gordon Catharine, widow 296 south Fourth
Gordon E. brewer corner Prune and Fifth
Cordon Elizabeth, furnished lodgings 112 Union
Gordon Henry, grocer 165 Shippen
Gordon John, taylor 15 Coates' alley
Gordon Peter, mate 1 is Swanson
Gordon Jonathan, carpenter 98 Catharine
Gordon John, plane & trunkmaker 1 5 Elizabeth
Gordon Peter, caulker 1 1 4 Sw anson
Gordon Robert, F. brewer 101 south Fifth
Gordon Richard, shoemaker 245 south Front
Gordon Rebecca, shopkeeper 207 south Fifth
Gordon S. gentleman 66 south Eleventh
Gordon T F. &; R. brewers corner Prune & Fifth
Gordon Robert, shopkeeper 38 south Fifth
Gorgas Geo. lumber merchant 282 north Second
Gorley Archibald, accomptant north Twelfth
Gorley Hugh, grocer 17 Swanson [See Gouriey.
Gorley Casper, labourer south Broad
Gorley Jacob, labourer corner Broad & Thirteenth
Gorley Henry, carter south Broad
Corman Edward, tavernkeepen 123 north Water
^^^ PHILADELPHIA
Gorsucli Rebecca, shopkeeper 3 north Second
Gosling Nathaniel, ostler 272 St. John's
Gosling Joseph, carter Callowhiil Wharf
Gosner C. ropemaker 43 Prime
Gosner Peter, curiier 10 Hinckle's court
Gosner Joseph, potter 397 north Second
Gosoven John, labourer Rose alley
Goss Joseph, m. d. 176 Cedar
Gottreu Henry, tavernkeeper 83 south Fifth
Goucher Francis, papermaker 33 Powell
Gouge John, shopkeeper 88 north Fourth
Gougler John, carter 136 Callowhiil
Goul Calvin, druggist, 8cc. 123 south Third
Goul Valentine, shoemaker 92 N- Ninth [See GauL
Gould James, labourer 346 north Second
Gourley Matthew, carpenter near 53 Fitzwalter
Gourley John, grocer 385 north 3d corner of Coates'
Govett Eleanor, widow 149 Mulberry
Govelt James, silversmith 12 Strawberry
Govett William G. &: C. merchants 251 High
Govett 8c Ward, storekeepers 16 1 High
Govett William J. carpenter Zane
Govett William, treasurer of the Lancaster turnpike
company 251 Hit^h
Gowing John, sea captain 47 Shippen
Grace Aaron, labourer 390 Sassafras
Grace widow of J. Brewer's alley
Grace Jacob, labourer 6 StaiT alley
Grady Thomas, victualler 356 south Second
Graff Balshaser, leaker 474 north Second
Graff John, deputy collector of customs 303 Arch
Graff Rebecca, widow 62 north Ninth
Graff F. manager of the Water Works 22 north Sixth
Graff Charles, corner Mulberry and Sixth
Graff Henry, deputy weigher of the port 37 N. Sixth
Graff widow of 'acob, baker 6 Cherry
Graff Joseph, victualler Lawrence
Graham David, 12 Oak (S.)
Graham Edward, tay lor 78 Cedar
Graham Edward & Son, taylors 78 Cedar
Graham E. nurse Poplar lane near Second
Graham G. carpenter 124 Catharine
Grahiam James, grocer corner Sixth and Shippca
DIRECTORY. 117
Graham Robert W. corner Callowhill and Front
Graham William, grocer 31 Prime
Graham John, gentleman 397 south Second
Graham Jane, gentlewoman 242 north Front
Graham John, late grocer 397 south Second
Graham John, combmaker 69 south Eleventh
Graham Margaret, shopkeeper 378 north Third
Graham Mary, corner Water and Walnut
Graham widow of R. M. druggist 258 south Second
Graham Thomas, merchant 14 north Eighth
Graham Thomas I?* John, grocers 273 High
Graham William, merchant 26 south Front
Grahiam William, porter 200 Shippen
Graham WiUiam, accomptant 12 Parram's alley
Grambo Christian, merchant 1 63 High
(jr«!?^'ona John, gentleman corner Sansom 8c Seventh
Grandom Peter, cOOper 280 south Third
Grant Joseph, sea captain 1 1 Keys' alley
Grant Alexander, mariner 261 Catharine
Grant George, carpenter 104 south Tenth
Grant John, merchant 49 N. Front Sc 266 Mulberry
' Grant Peter, bookbinder 73 north Fifth
Grant Robert, muslin manufacturer 45 Passyunk
(irant Robert, tavernkeeper 1 14 Swanson
(irant Samuel, merchant 39 north Front & 301 High
(irant Mrs. gentlewoman 20 Cedar
Grant Wm. silver & gold smith 387 north Third
Ciratz Michael, merchant 258 High
Ciratz Simon <Jf Co. merchants 232 High
Cxrauel John, baker 334 north Second
Gravel Henry, carpenter Vine near Seventh
Gravel Matthias, furr cutter & puller back 68 N. 6th
(iravclle R. L. late confectioner 71 New
Gravenstine George, accomptant 134 south Tenth
Gravenstine widow of John, 131 Sassafras
Gravenstine Jacob, baker Fourth near Brown
Gravenstine Samuel, accomptant next 178 N. Eighth
Gravenstine Peter, fruiterer, Sec South-West comer
High and Sixth
Gravenstine Christian, wheelwrioht 408 south Second
Graves Bazel, tallowchandler 6 Pegg Sc 314 N. Front
Graves i3urtholomew, printer University Yard N. 4th
118 PHILADELPHIA
Graves John, sea captain 334 south Front
Gravy Henry, innkeeper Beach
Gray Alexander, stevadore Lombard above Ninth
Grey David, carpenter corner Fifth and Wood
Gray i?* Kennedy, brewers near 22 south Sixth
Gray David, shoemaker 24 Budd
Gray Edward, merchant 2 17 High
Gray George labourer Juniper lane
Grey revd. James, 3 north Tenth
Gray Joltn, taylor 44 south Water
Gray James, teacher 360nort'h Third
Gray Joseph, porter Fourth above Coates'
Gray Joseph, late brewer 43 Filbert
Gray John, labourer Eleventh above Sassafras
Gray Robert E. brewer 24 south Sixth
Gray Robert, porter Poplar lane
Gray Samuel, blacksmith St. T^many near St. John*s
Gray Thomas, porter Fitzwalter
Gray ^Taylor, grocers 217 Hip;h 8c Hodge's wharf
Gray Thomas, carter 371 Mulberry
Gray Thomas, shoemaker Mifflin's court
Gray William, shoemaker 45 Artillery lane and 490
north Second
Grazier Mary, Fitzwalter street
Gready Thomas, victualler 356 south Second
Grear Andrew, victualler 255 north Eighth
Grear J. victualler Noble above Eighth
Grear Jacob, victualler 289 north Eighth
Grear N. victualler 234 north Eighth
Greaves William, shoemaker 19 Plum
Greaves Alex, accomptant 376 S. Front [see Greeves,
Greble George, carpenter 84 north Eleventh
Greble widow of Jacob, cedarcooper 350 south Second
Greble William, bricklayer near 247 south Fifth
Greer Jacob, shoemaker 20 Starr alley
Greer widow of James, cornchandler 255 S. FiFih
Green rev. Ashbel, 79 Mulberry
Green B. stone ware factory Second above German -
town road
Green Andrew, blacksmith 14 Starr alley
Green Charles, taylor 525 north Third
Green Eleanor, storekeeper 134 south Fourth
Greeo George, grocer 130 south Ninth
DIRECTORY. 119
Green Geo. brassfounder and gilder 139 south Ninth
Green James, sea captain Tenth near Pine
Green James, mate 47 south AVater
Green James, mariner Cox's alley
Green John, marmer 10 Shippen
Green John, grocer 288 Vine corner of Eighth
Green John, carpenter 460 north Third
Green Joseph, plaisterer back 45 Green
Green rev. Lemuel, 64 south Second 8c 202 N. Third
Qreen Robert S. attorney at law 46 Walnut
Green Richard, labourer 97 Swanson
Green widow of Michael, tavernkeeper 15 S. Seventh
Green Peter, gentleman 37 Cable lane
Green Stephen, labourer 135 Green
Greenaway Hannah, boardinghouse 102 south Front
Greenleaf James, office corner Sansom 8c Seventh
Greeves Thomas, broker 54 Chesnut
Gregory Charles, merchant 85 Callowhill
Gregory 8c Clever, lumber yard Coates' st. wharf
Gregory John, cabinetmaker corner Second Sc Spruce
Gregory Wm. lumber merchant 288 north Second
Greiner John, baker 165 \''ine
Greincr John, merchant 182 Sassafras Isee Griner.
Grelaud Mrs boarding school 105 Mulberry
Grice Mary, shopkeeper near 16 Christian
Grice Joseph, shipbuilder Penn (Kensington)
Griffing Joseph C. sea captain 28 Callowhill
Griffie George, labourer back 62 Catharine
Griffie John, shoemaker 304 south Front
Griffing Moses, sea captain 156 Pine
Griffing Saml. sea captain corner Callowhill Sc Second
Griffin William, mariner 28 Union alley
Griffin G. painter, 8cc. 35 south Wharves
Griffin William, shipwright 32 Kunkle
Griffith Benjamin F. bricklayer 142 south Ninth
Griffith Benjamin, smith 45 Cable lane
Griffith Sarah, tutress 63 Green
Griffith Sarah, widow 174 south Fifth
Griffith Cadwallader, 1 42 south Ninth
Griffith Caleb, taylor 88 south Second
Griffith George, painter 35 south Wharves
Griffitts Hannah, gentlewoman 8 N'orris*s alley
Griffith Isaac, carpenter 181 north Third
120 PHILADELPHIA
Griffith John, stonecutter 395 High
Griifith John R. slater o3 north Tenth
Griffith William, teacher 90 north Nii.th
Griffith Elijah, m. d. 108 north Fourth
Griffith Joseph, shipjoiner near 58 Queen
Griffitts Elizabeth, gentlewoman 77 south Third
Griffith Robert E. mxcrchant compting house Bank
alley, dwelling 81 south Sixth
Griffitts Samuel P. m. d. 62 south Front
Grill Claude, hatter 159 south Iront
Grlle Madame, 119 south Third
Grim Peter, meal dealer 476 north Third
Grimes John, mastmaker 504 south Front
Grimshey William, mariner 97 German
Griner Joseph, coach painter Columbia avenue
Griner John, taylor 34 Penn
Griscom Rachel, storekeeper 153 north Second
Griscom "^amuel, bricklayer 320 Sassafras
Grinnel William, attorney at law 7 1 south Fourth
Gross Fredenck, tobacconist 10 north Seventh
Gross George, shoemaker 251 north Front
Gross George, watchman Spruce above Tenth
Gross Henry, labourer Miffln's court
Gross Jacob, jun. shoemaker Twelfth near Walnut
Gross John, shoemaker Weaver's alley
Gross , milkman Dean*s alley
Grotjan John, broker High near Twelfth
Grotjan Sc Crawley, grocers High near Twelfth
Groves Anthony, merchant 5 north Front
Groves widow of Christ, bricklayer 1 19 north Fifth
Groves Daniel, bricklayer 169 Vine
Grove Daniel, mariner 364 south Second
Groves John, sea captain 334 south Front
Grubb George, boarding house 8c tavern 223 Svvanson
Grum Henry, victualler James
Grum William, shoemaker 30 Mulberry
Grumbach Godfrey, shoemaker Drinker's court
Grundlock G. innkeeper 400 north Third
Guenat Sjt* Johnston, merchants 26 south Wharves
Guenat John B. merchant 230 W^alnut
Guerin A. silversmith and jeweller 123 Plum
DIUECTORY. 121
Guest Ann, I north Ninth
Guest Amelia, 17 Sansom
Guest Sc Banker, merchants 39 N. Front Sc 242 High
Guest James, porter 50 Brown
Guest Robert, carter back 54 Brown
Guibala , gentleman 23 Union
Guier Adam, grazier corner Eleventh and Filbert
Guier 8c Diehl, wine merchants 199 High
Guier Mrs. of Jacob, 270 Sassafras
Guier William, merchant 199 High
Guieu E. J. 8c L. Bion, merchants corner Fifth ScPinc
Guignon L. m, d. 5 Cherry
Guillermin Gilbert, 145 south Third
Guillotte D. 369 south Front
Guinn Wm. taylor 125 south Water 8c 82 Swanson
Gullager Mrs. shopkeeper 70 MuU^erry
Gullen John, stone cutter 289 Mulberry
GumbsWm. H. grocer 57 Ghesnut and 97 S. Front
Gumbs Conrad, rigger 95 south Wharves
Gumminger Mrs. storekeeper 171 north Third
Gumper Michael, cooper 291 south Fifth
Gumper John, cedar cooper 185 High
Gumpert Abraham, merchant 259 north Second
Gumpert Sc Moses, merchants 259 north Second
Gumpert Joseph, storekeeper 288 north Second
Gurn Conrad, rigger 1 Shippen
Gurney Francis, merchant 2 Union
Gurney 8c Smith, merchants 199 south Front
Guyger Casper, taylor Blackhorse alley
Guyger J. J. mate back 73 Queen
Guyger George, hatter 1 6 Vernon
Guyger Martin, innkeeper 468 north Second
Guyger James, taylor 96 north Seventh
Gyot John, carpenter back 214 south Seventh
Gym Jacob, storekeeper near 1 9 1 Spruce
HAARS Christian, 66 Cherry
Haars ^ Kalbach, sugar refiners 1 1 5 Chen^
Haas Charles, painter, 8cc. l43 south Sixth
Haas Conrad, late baker 1 1 6 north Sixth
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122 PHILADELPHIA
Haas Frederick, carpenter 162 north Eighth
Haas Frederick, stocking weaver 367 north Third
Haas Henry, oak cooper 391 north Third
Haiise William, carptnter 187 Cherry
Habacker Philip, merchant 301 Vine
Hacktr George, baker 378 north Second
Hacket Simon, hatter 315 south Second
Haddock Wm. nailer 41 Eighth
Haddock Isaac, nailer near 1 91 north Eighth
Hafline Catharine, \vidow 59 north Fourth
Hafline John, shoemaker Kunckle
Hafline Stephen, carpenter Kunckle
Hafline widow of J 133 north Sixth
Haga Godfrey, merchant S. E. corner High ^ Sixth
Hagart Mrs. boarding house 21 Walnut
Hagarty Charles, grocer li> 8 south Sixth _,..
Hagarty James, muriner 288 south Third
Hagner John, lining hoop maker 358 north Third
Hagner Philip, mustard, kc. manufacturer 132 N. 3d
Hague Michael, milkman Logan
Hague Charles, carpenter 12 Quarry
Hague Thomas, porter Cedar above Twelfth
Hahn Wm. grocer corner Sassafras Isf Fourth
Hahn Peter, merchant 70 Si^ 102 north Front
Hahn widow of C. 104 north Front
Hahn Christian, labourer 526 north Third
Hailer Frederick, gentleman 43 north Sixth
Flaines Catharine, widow 135 north Third
Haines E. cabinet warehouse 100 north Front
Haines Samuel, conveyancer 163 Chesnut and 24
north Sixth
Haines Sarah, widow near 33 Moravian alley /
Haines Hannah, widow 4 New Bank (late Lodge)
Haines John, victualler 40 Passyunk road
Haines John, saddler 78 north Ninth
Haines Noah, currier 43 Union
Haines Frederick, taylor 15 Fitzwalter
Hains Joseph, trader Davidson's court
Haines SjT* Yarnall, curriers 15 Chesnut
Heins John, tobacconist 19 Cresson's alley
Hains Josiah B. boat builder 245 Swanson ^ Prime
near Front
DIRECTORY. 123
Hayns John B. innkeeper 62 north Fourth
Halberstadt ^ Haines, mahogany and lumber yard
307 north Front
Halberstadt George,cabinetmaker219 &24r N. Front
Hale widow of Matthew, 27 Church alley
Hale Thomas, broker 284 Chesnut
Halfpenny Robert, painter Sec. 273 north Second
Hall Edward, cabinetmaker 15 Hopkins* court
Hall Isaac, innkeeper and corder 320 north Front
Hall James j labourer Locust near Thirteenth
Hall John, clock ^ watchmaker corner Front and
Chesnut
Hall John, merchant corner of Pine and Water and
91 south Sixth
Hall John, carpenter 1 1 8 south Tenth
Hall John, hatter 153 north Second
Hall Margaret, shopkeepe^r 7 1 High
Hall Martha, widow 72 Mulberry
Hall Nathan, merchant High, third door above
Second, south side
Hall Isf Pierie, printers 51 High
Hall Richard, labourer Lombard above Ninth
Hall Samuel, shipwright 460 south Front
Hall William, merchant 28 south Second
Hall Thomas M. merchant 44 south Sixth
H^ll William, printer 5 1 Hii^h
Hallov/ell John, attorney at law corner 5th 8s: Chesnut
Hallowell Mary, boarding house 12 Gray's alley
Hallowell Mrs. 136 Spruce
Hallowell William, jun. ironmonger 197 N. Third
Hallowell & Satterthwait, ironmongers 52 N. Third
Halverson Hannah, mantuamaker 2 Stamper's alley
Halzel John, taylor 177 St. John's
Halzel Philip, fancy chairmaker 5 1 5 north Front
Hamel Samuel, printer SO George
Hamel widow of James, shopkeeper 218 S. Second
Hamer Jacob, taylor 24 Pewterplatter alley
Hamilbeck Philip, labourer Appletree alley
Hamill & Piere, curriers 8 1 Dock
Hamill David, labourer Pegg
Hamill John, carpenter 308 Sassafras
Hamilton's wharf opens at 1 19 south water
134 PHILADELPHIA
Hamilton Elizabeth, widow 14 Moravian alley
Hamilton Gavin £c William, tobacconists 13 S. 2d
Hamilton George, carpenter 141 Shippen
Hamilton Hester, umbreliamaker 71 south Fourth
Hamilton Hugh, grocer 472 north Second
Hamilton Isaac, mariner 141 north Sixth
Hamilton James, gentleman 19 south Seventh
Hamilton Jesse, carter 246 Cedar
Hamilton John, brushmaker Cauftman's court
Hamilton John, taylor 192 south Front
Hamilton John, millinery shopkeeper 9 north Third
Hamilton John, grocer 4 High and 75 north Front
Hamilton John, merchant 36 Strawberry
Hamilton John, labourer 30 North alley
Hamilton Robert, shallopman Carpenter
Hamilton Richai'd, blacksmith Cooper*s court
Hamilton Robert, carpenter corner Ninth and Vine
Hamilton Rebecca, widow 82 south Eighth
Hamilton Talbot, teacher 29 Church alley
Hamilton William, porter near 22 Kunckle
Hamilton William, painter, &c. 1 1 1 Chesnut
Hamilton William, carpenter near 338 High
Hamlit G. blacksmith 77 Green & shop Oak(N. L.)
Hamlin Josepli, carter 8 1 Green
Hamm James, biscuitbaker 9 1 Lombard
Hamm Sc Son, biscuitbakers 9 1 Lombard
Hamm William, baker 45 Lombard
Hammer Adam, shoemaker 351 north Third
Hammer Lewis, storekeeper 147 north Third
Hammett Thomas, sea captain Pemberton's alley
Hammet George, porter 59 Budd
Hammon William, merchant 143 Pine
Hamon George, shoemaker 183 Cedar
Hammond Elijah, shoemaker Poplar lane
Hammond Philip, sugarboiler near 20 Brewer's alley
Hamstead William, carpenter 206 north Eighth
Hampton Alexander, carpenter 319 Mulberry
Hampton W^illiam, accomptant 182 St. John's
Hanckle John M. m. d. 364 north Second
Hancock Robert, dyer 93 Vine
Hancock Robert, gunsmith 150 north Fifth
DIRECTORY; 125
Hancock William, printer 19 north Front
Hand Geo. jun. merchant compiing house Clifford's
wharf, dwelling 10 Church alley
Hand Jeremiah, labourer near 207 north Water
Hand Margaret, boarding house 28 north Third
Hand Ruth, tutress 130 Sassafras
Hand John, sea captain 50 Green
Haney Benjamin, shoemaker 382 south Third
Haney R. shoemaker Cedar above Tenth
Hankinson W^m. storekeeper 18 north Second
Hanley John, printer 147 Cherry
Hanley John, labourer 39 Cable lane
Hank Joseph, combmaker north Juniper
Hanna Edward, innkeeper 145 Cedar
Hanna Edward, stablekeeper 26 north Seventh
Hanna E. shopkeeper 190 Lombard
Hanna John, Farmer's row
Hannagan R. grocer 34 north Sixth
Hannigan WiHiam, milkman 327 south Third
Hannis widow of Benj. planemaker 404 north Third
Hannins Isaac, mariner Cypress alley
Hannold George, taylor 49 Coates' alley
Hannon Edward, stablekeeper 54 New
Hanse C. coachmaker corner Fourth and Walnut
Hanse George, coachmaker 7 Lombard
Hanse Samuel, bookbinder 170 south Second
Hanse William, mariner 447 south Front
Hanse WiUiam, bricklayer 162 Cherry
Hansen John, wheelwright Coxe's alley
Hansel! Sarah, widow Zane
Hansell widow of Jacob, blacksmith 1 62 Sassafras
Hansell John, blacksmith near 201 north Eighth
Hanser Jacob, dealer 106 north Third
Hanson Erasmus, mariner 1 1 Parram's alley
Hanson Joseph, taylor 32 Union
Harbert Isaac, bricklayer 1 60 Cherry
Harberger Henry, tinsmith Eleventh near Locust
Harbeson Benjamin, jun. copper merchant 75 High'
Harbeson Benjamin, sen. 2 1 13ranch
Harby widow of John, innkeeper 404 north Second
Harder John G. furrier 120 Walnut
Harding Ezekiah, sea captain 170 south Third
126 PHILADELPHIA
Harding James, cooper 9 1 Coates*
Harding vvidpw of George, 366 south Second
Harding Richard, stablekeeper 102 Sassafras
Hardie David, sea captain 1G4 Spruce
Hardy Alexander, grocer 1 1 6 German
Hardy Francis A. mate 24 Meade alley
Hardy John, teacher 17 Lombard
Hardy John & Patrick, carters 32 Penn
Hardy John C. baker 78 Spruce
Hardy Laurence, baker 32 Penn
Hardy Thomas, carter and grocer 129 south Water
Hare Charles W. attorney at law 95 & 97 Walnut
Haie Robert, porter brewer 15 north Eighth
Hare Robert Sc Son, porter brewers Cable lane above
Callowhill
Harford Charles, merchant Cresson's alley
Harford John, accomptgjpt 403 south Second
Hargesheimer John, painter, &cc. 229 south Third
Hargesheimer Samuel, smith and farrier'"437 S. ^d
Hargous John, merchant 123 Lombard
Hargrove Hester, nurse 10 Brewer's alley
Harker Joshua G. merchant 13 and 15 north Second
Harkey Charles, brassfounder 128 Coates'
Harkins James, shopkeeper 188 Cedar
Harkins Neal, blacksmith 37 Cable lane
Harkins John, ostler 28 north Seventh
Harkins Peter, storekeeper 69 Cedar
Harkins Wilham, salt and coal measurer 52 Sassafras
Harkhoff Christian, accomptant 394 north Third
Harlan Edward, carpenter Tenth near Pine
Harland John, merchant 140 Mulberry
Harlan Joseph, teacher 5 Hinckle's court
Harland John, jun. merchant 76 High
Harlan William, merchant 58 Walnut
Harley George & Francis, coppersmiths 93 S. Front
Harman Elizabeth, grocer 3 1 6 Sassafras ^see H€r?nan
Harman Jacob, blacksmith 139 north Second
Harman widow of William, 340 south Front
Harman Mary, mantuamaker 127 New
Harman John, baker 162 north Fourth
Harman John, tobacconist 30 Kunckle
Harman Samuel, porter back 122 Brown
DIRECTORY. 127
Harmer C. taylor north Twelfth
Harmer Amos, carpenter 192 Vine
Harmes James N. merchant 177 Walnut (Sansom's
row)
Harmstead Laurence, carpenter 26 Elizabeth
Harmstead Martin, shoemaker 163 north Second
Harned J. tinplateworker 43 High
Harper's wharf opens next 83 south water
Harper George, brick maker corner Schuylkill Fifth
and Cedar
Harper 8c Maguire, grocers 205 Cedar
Harper James, grocer corner Locust 8c Thirteenth
Harper John, late weigher Harper's wharf
Harper Samuel, flour and feedstore 237 north Front
Harper Thomas, broker 35 Walnut
Harrel James M. printer corner Lombard 8c Seventh
Harrington William, printer 13 Cresson's alley
Harris Adam, coachmaker 131 north Fourth
Harris Charles, druggist, 8cc. 12 south Front
Harris James, sexton near 85 south Third
Harris Joseph, bricklayer St. Tammany
Harris Mrs. boarding house 295 High
Harris Michael, labourer Charlotte
Harris Robert, m. d. 184 south Fifth
Harris Robert, jun. druggist 196 High
Harris Theophilis, gentleman 208 south J^ront
Harris Thomas, carpenter 132 north Fourth
Harrison Alexander, agent Locust near Eleventh
Harrison Charles, shipjoiner 9 Coombs' alley
Harrison C. P. copperplate printer 12th above Arch
Harrison Daniel, milkman 300 south Fourth
Harrison Francis, accomptant 20 Coombs' alley
Harrison Francis, stevadore 72 Catharine
Harrison Geo. navy agent 19 Dock and 156 Chesnut
Harrison Israel, bricklayer 66 Walnut
Harrison Jane, shopkeeper 1 1 north Fifth
Harrison John, merchant 26 Strawberry
Han ison Joseph, storekeeper 9 Noble
Harrison John, mariner back 62 Cherry
Harrison Job, shoemaker 6 1 Coates' ^
Harrison Joseph, grocer 322 north Front
Harrison Matthias, gentleman 206 Spruce
128- PHILADELPHIA
Harrison Rachel, widow 253 north Front
Harrison Samuel, hatter 324 north Front
Harrison Sarah Ann, gentlewoman 63 north Eighth
Harrison Thomas, taylor 72 south Third
Harrison William, mariner Coxe's alley
Harrison William, engraver Twelfth above Mulberry
Harry Hannah, boardinghouse tO N orris's alley
Hart Abraham, storekeeper 11 2 north Third
Hart Charles, teacher 3.37 Callowhiil
Heartt Dennis, printer 17 Mulberry
Hart George labourer 271 north Second
Hart George, taylor 201 St. John's
Hart James, grocer 243 north Third
Hart James, saddkr 312 north Second
Hart John, porter 186 Lombard
Han John, druggist 8 south Second & 195 Mulberry
Hart John, turner 125 north Sixth
Hart Joseph, grazier 186 north Third
Hart John, shoemaker 209 Cedar
Hart Nicholas, cedarcooper 164 south Third
Hart Susannah, grocer corner Walnut & Twelfth
Hart Sarah A. 256 Mulberry
Hart Seymour, gentleman 57 Vine
Hart James Sc Son, grocers 231 north Third
Hart Thomas, merchant 243 north Third
Hart Williiim H. 243 north Third .
Hart William, oakcooper Harper's wharf
Hart William, shipwright 505 south Second
Hartendorfe J. weaver 526 north Tliird
Hartley Mark, cabinet and chairmaker 35 and 75
south Front
Hartley Ezekiel, segarmaker 38 Budd
Hartley Nicholas, tinsmith 164 north Second
Hartley George, rigger Warder's wharf & 16 Noble
Hartley John M. shopkeeper 164 north Second
Hartley Joseph, upholsterer 272 south Second
Hartley Soloman, rigger 43 Coates'
Hartman Christian, sugarboiler Poplar lane
Hartman Jacob, labourer 17 Appletree alley
Hartman D. mate 76 Almond
Hartman John, hairdresser corner of Vine Sc Eighth
Hartman Peter, chairmaker 39 Coates' alley
DIRECTORY. 129
Hartnock C. shoemaker 507 north Third
Hartnock Justice, shoemaker 468 north Third
Hartshorn Pattison P. gentleman 122 Mulberry
Kartranfft John, harnessmaker Eleventh near Pine
Hartranfft Michael, plaisterer 381 Sassafras
Hartwell John, sea captain 16 Queen
Hartwell Sarah, widow Ferris* court
Hartwig- Mary, grocer near 1 17 north Fourth
Harvey Frederick, labourer near 3 1 Crown
Harvey Charles, merchant 13 south Water and 7
north Eleventh
Harvey Isaac, jun. merchant near 9 north Eleventh
Harvey James, grocer 183 Cedar
Harvey Frederick, weaver north Juniper
Harvey Joseph, shoemaker 140 Cedar
Harvey Peter, coachmaker 363 High
Harvey Samuel D. merchant 9 south Water and 9
north Eleventh
Harvey Samuel, ironmonger 23 Branch
Harvey & Worth, hardware merchants 62 N. Front
Harvey , sea captain 9 Brewer's alley
Harvey widow of Edward, 272 south Fourth
Harwood Robert, merchant 30 south Front
Harwood Jeremiah, accomptant 167 St. John's
Haskins John, teacher 135 Vine \_see Hoskins*
Haskins Thos. merchant 10 &12 S. Water &1 1 Front
Haslett William, merchant comptinghouse 84 south
Front, dwelling 262 Second
Haslett Judeth, widow Waglom*s court
Hassall Jos. boot iand shoemaker 305 south Second
Hasenclaver Mary, widow 70 north Seventh
Hassinger Jacob, merchant 207 High and 24 1 Arch
Hastings John, grocer Cedar above Tenth
Hastings John, turner 12 Stall's court
Hathaway 8c Scull, 28 south Wharves
Hathaway Caleb, merchant 26 Powell
Hatrick Alatthew, ropemaker 567 south Front
Hauduc Victor, baker Cypress' alley
Haughey James, labourer Dean's alley
Haupt & Kreider, grocers 143 north Third
Hauptman John, turner 46 Gaskill
Havard Catharine, teacher 39 Callowhill
150 PHILADELPHIA
Havenstrile Samuel, cabinetmaker 541 north Front
Havland C grocer corner Seventh and Cedar
Hawke Christian, hosier 440 Sassafras
Hawke John, hozier Mark's lane
Hawke Hezekiah, oysterman 44 Green
Hawke Josiah, mariner 44 Green
Hawke M. milkman corner of Logan and Charles'
Haw^kes William, sea captain 1 Norris's alley
Hawkins Henry, merchant 61 Pine
Hawkins John, boot and shoemaker 83 Chesnut
Hawkins William, shallopman 33 Noble
Hawley Samuel, sea captain 35 Sansom
Hawthorn Hanse, labourer 204 Coates'
Hawthorn Thomas P. sea captain 14 Butler's court
Hay Catharine, widow 30 Cable lane
Hay George, labourer Say's alley
Hay John, innkeeper 124 north Fourth
Hay Mrs. widow : 2 1 north Fourth
Hay Richard, sugarbaker 65 Passyunk
Hayes Lawrence, grocer 140 Cherry
Hay dock E. painter and plumber 5 New Bank
Hay dock Robert, painter and plumber 38 S. Second
Hay dock £c Stewart, painters & plumbers 37 Straw-
berry [see Haddock»
Hay dock Samuel, merchant 38 south Second
Haydock William, painter. See. Goforth alley
Haydon Sc Stewart, fancy japanned chair and.cormsh
makers 77 Dock
Haydon William, ornamental painter 77 Dock
Hayes Ades, carpenter James'
Hayes James, carpenter Elmslie's alley
Hayes Laurence, grocer 1 40 Cherry
Hayes John, shoemaker 180 Lombard
Hayes John, mariner 181 north Front
Hayes Patrick, sea captain 18 Pine
Hayes Samuel, merchant 155 Chesnut
Hay lander Juliana, storekeeper 250 south Second
Haynes A. 72 south Front
Haynes David, shoemaker 75 German
Haynes George, segarmaker 7 Branch
Haynes John, carter 25 north Tenth
DIRECTORY, 131
Haysdon Casper, combmaker '27 north Tenth
Hayward John, baker 45 north "ighth
Hay won David, mariner 418 south Front
Haywood H. inantuaniaker Kunkle
Hay worth Mary, gentlewoman 15 1 north Third
Hazard Sc Cabot, merchants 25 south Wharves
Hazard Ebenezar, gentleman 145 iyluiberry
Hazard Samuel, merchant 322 High
Hazard Happ, oysterbouse 22 south Sixth
Hazlehurst Samuel, merchant 322 High
Hazleton Nathaniel, trader 185 Cedar
Hazleton Mary, widow Fearris' court
Head jOseph, gentleman 202 Walnut
Headinger Bernat, jun. painter 65 north Fifth
Headman Wm. Sc Geo. potters George near Eleventh
Headman William, potter 17 south Eighth
Hearn Margaret, teacher 33 Keys' alley
Heath Charles P. inPAirance office north-east corner
of Walnut and Eighth
Heatley Charles, counsellor at law 74 north Second
Heaton Elijah, shoemaker 146 Brown
Heberton Gorge, mtrchant 5 south Second
Hedderly Geo. bell founder &c smith 63 s6uth Fifth
Hedelius A.^ sea captain 1 1 Sassafras
Hefferman John, shoemaker Merritt's lane
Hegamin Samuel, gunsmith 48 Gaskill
Height Peter, victualler near 5 1 1 north Second
Heimback Jacob, shoemaker 384' north Front
Heimberger Peter, mariner 25 Mary
Heimberger Richard, drug and chemical warehouse
200 north Second
Fleinold Charles, grocer 138 Callovvhill
Heiss Christian, trader 215 north Second
Heiss 8c Justice 184 north Second
Heister Conrad, accomptant 25 north Fourth
Helfenstein Rev. Samuel, 39 north Fourth
Hellerman John, oysterman Charlotte
Hellings John, bookbinder 37 Pewterplatter alley
Helm Adam, rag dealer Lilly alley
Helm George W. grocer corner Powell and Sixth
Helm Elizabeth, boarding house near 33 N. Tenth
Helmbold George, papermaker 190 south Water
132 PHILADELPHIA
Helmbold George, publisher of the Tickler, office
131 south Front
Helmuth Rev. I. Henry Charles, 281 High
Heimuih John K. merchant 225 High & South alley
Hem Jacob, smith 71 north Sixth
Hembel Samuel, tobacconist next 48 north Fourth
Hembel Samuel, carter Laurence
Hembel William, taylor 16 north Water
Hembel VVMlliam, jun. merchant 17 north Front
Hemphill .'ames 8c John, merchants 101 south Front
Hemphill James 8c Samuel, grocers corner Walnut
and Fourth
Hemphill Joseph, attorney at law near 140 Chesnut
Hemphill Jane, midwife 7 3 Plum
Henchman Adam, grocer 28 north Ninth
Henchman John, bricklayer 200 Sassafras
Henchman Michael, brickmaker 174 Sassafras
Henchman F. labourer 21 north Ninth
Hendel Eliza, shopkeeper 124 north Second
Henderson Charles, shoemaker 90 Christian
Henderson John, labourer Webb's alley
Henderson E. storekeeper 20 1 Mulberry
Henderson John L. mate 353 north Second
Henderson James, carpente| Locust above Juniper
Henderson John, carpenter* 55 north Sixth
Henderson .?ohn, saltmeasurer 326 north Second
Henderson Joseph, mastmaker 28 Gaskill
Henderson Martha, grocer 5 Strawberry
Henderson Mary, storekeeper 59 south Second
Henderson Mrs. gentlewoman 46 north Front
Henderson Stephen, silverplater 2 1 north Seventh
Henderson William, jun. v/eigher 89 Crown
Henderson William, tobacconist 9 Walnut
Hendrick Randolph, shoemaker 65 Queen
Hendrick John, mariner 41 1 south Front
Hendrick Rebecca, nurse 65 Queen
Hendy William, sea captain 277 south Second
Hendry Jas. tavern and boarding house 3 Shippen
Henly William, sea captain 97 north Second
Hennessy Thomas, accomptant 25 north Eighth
Hennicks — -, mariner Nonnater's court
Hennins William, shoemaker 358 north Third
D [RECTORY. ' 13j
Heurigel Jacobj taylor 188 Vine
Henry Alexr. merchant 192 High k Minor ne^r 6th
Henry Amelia, mantuaniaker 22 north Fifth
Henry Alexander, jun. Sc Co. merchants 192 High
Henry Christopher, labourer Fourth above Brown
Henry Daniel, shipwright 16 Brown
Henry George A. merchant 13 Church alley
Henry George I. shoemaker 464 north Front
Henry Hugh, merchant 6 south Third
Henry Hugh, shoemaker 57 noi'th Sixth
Henry James, shipwright Carpenter (S.)
Henry John, labourer 384 north Second
Henry Joseph, gunfaetory corner Third and Noble
Henry Mary, shopkeeper 15 south Fourth
Flenry Peter, labourer 460 north Third
Henry William, joiner 70 Catharine ""
Henry William, tinsmith back 159 south Sixth
Henry Mrs. of William, grocer Charlotte
Hensel Charles, corabmaker 259 north Eighth
Hepp Adam, distiller 103 Coates*
Heppard John, painter, ^c. 9 1 north Water
Hepple Adam, labourer Blackhorse alley
Hepburn John, shoemaker 7 South alley
Hera C. Sc J. pewterers ^0 north Second
Harbert Isaac, bricklayer 160 Cherry
Herbert widow of Lawr. storekeeper 161 High
Herbert William, mariner 9 Mary
Herd Susannah, victualler 13 Fayette
Heriges John Joseph, tobacconist 42 1 north Second
Heriges B. tobacconist 2 i 3 north Second
Herils Francis, goldsmith 169 Muloerry
Herkness Adam, stonecutter 22 n<i>rth Ninth
Herman Jacob, coachpainter 163 & 165 south Fifth
Heron John, grocer 248 south Fourth
Heree Samuel, accomptant 8 south Sixth
Herse John, taylor 164 Sassafras
Hertage Joseph, marinernear 131 St. John's
Hertzhog Joseph, merchant 96 north Second
Hertzhog Andrew, gentleman Margaretta
Heshisen Maria, widow back 175 Cherry
Hesler William, carpenter 74 north Sixth
134 PHILADELPHIA
Hess George, carter 102 Coates'
Pless John, constable 178 north Fifth
Hess Peter, slioeniaker 149 St. John's
Hess William, carpenter 85 Budd
Hess W illiam, male 2 1 Mary
Hes'er William, blacksmith near 30 Christian
Heston W" illiam, painter, &c. 7 Heyde's court
Hetzel Bernard, oakcooper 169 St, John's
Heuson John, sen. calicoprinter Queen (K.)
Heuson John, jun. calicoprinter Beach [sff Henvson
Hewes Josiah, gentleman 15 south Third [-see Hugi/ies
Howes William, shoemaker 58 Spruce
Hewes Joseph, shoemaker 148 soutn Front
Hewett Thomas, sea captian 139 south Sixth
PJewitt William, taylor Locust near Seventh
Hewitt Wm. commission merchant 35 Spruce
Hewson Thomas T. m. d. 41 Spruce Isee Hcuso?i
Hewson James, carter 287 north Eighth
Heyberger Geor.ue, blacksmith 6 Noble
Keyberger Jacob, county commissioner 8 York road
Heyberger ^ Miller, ccalyard 97 north Fourth
Heyde John, sen. taylor 2 5 Filbert
Heyde John, jun. V rocer 23 Filbert
Heydel Sarah, milliner 103 north Second
Heydel Elizabeth, shopkeep-r 7 I Green
Heyder John, bricklayer Eleventh near Sassafras
Heyl Geortre, jun. attorney at law and notary piiblic
30 Walnut
Heyl John, brushmaker 204 north Second
Htyl Philip, carpenter 7 vV agner's alley
Heyl Philip, storekeeper 195 north Second
Heyl W^m. merchant 140 Pine
Heyle Philip, baker 106 north Second
Heyler Frederick, labourer 450 Sassafras
Heylin Catharine, widow 148 Sassafras
Heylin Isaac, m.b. 57 south Seventh
Heymas Thomas, innkeeper corner Sixth and Ger-
mantown road
Heysham Robert, 5 1 north Tenth
Heysler Peter, gentleman near 29 I St. John's
Heysler John, cedarcooper 99 Callowhill
Hickey John b* Robinson, grocers 312 High
DIRECTORY. 135
Hickey Michael, tavevn and stablekeeper 123 Pine
Hickey Mrs. boarding house 27 Penn
Hickey Michael, mate 364 south Second
Hickman Benjamin, plaisterer 65 south Third
Hickman isf Oliver, taylors 131 south Water
Hickman Selby, merchant taylor 121 south Third
Hicks George W. upholsterer 25 south Front
Hicks Miss Margaret, 23 Keys* alley
Higs^ingbottom \Vm. sugarboiler 32 Crown
Higgerson widow of Joseph, 30 Brown
Higgins Fr^mcisj -steward of Pennsylvania Hospital
Higgins Lott, carpenter 18 Brown
Higgins Robert, mariner 307 south Front
Higgins John, labourer 8^ south Water
Hight Christian, blacksmitTi 2 Filbert
Hight Andrev/, victualler Garden*
Hilboiii Benj. wheelwi-ight near 160 north Eighth
Hilborn B. & J. wheelwrights Callov/bill abov-e Ninth
Hilborn J. wheelwright near 3S9 Callowhill
Hilborn widow of Joseph, merchant 12 north Fourth
Hilborn Charles, mate 60 Almond
Hildeburn Samuel, watchmaker 315 north and 122
south Front
Ilildewerth H. grocer ^ tavernkeeper 240 N. Front
Hill Charles, taylor 6 Chancei^^ lane
Hill Elizabeth, shopkeeper 110 north Third
Hill Henry, stablekeeper 1 58 Spruce
Hill Hugh, bricklayer 169 south Third
Hill Jeremiah, painter 27 Prune
Hill Jacob, watchman 4 Knight's court
Hill James, plaisterer Prospect alley
Hill John, rigger Wells' alley
Hill John, shoemaker 43 German
Hill John, rigger 124 Catharine
J-Jill John, carpenter 191 north Front
Hill John, tobacconist 247 south Second and 39 i
north Second
Hill widow of James W. tavernkeeper 76 X. Water
Hill Johanna, widow 19 Elfreith's alley
Hill Joshua, shoemaker 105 Cedar
Hill Joseph, boatbuilder 154 Swanson
HillLaban. shoemaker 120 High
^36 PIIiLADELPHlA
Hil! Moses, lumber merchant 1 4 Noble
Hill Moses cs" Co. lumberyard first wharf above the
Kay scales (N. L.)
Hill Richard, shipwright 27 Callowhill
Hill Robert, cabinetmaker corner of Filbert & Ninth
Hill Robert, £;rocer 4 Chesnut
Hill Robert, 228 Swanson
Hill Samuel, carpenter Hunter's court
Hill Thomas, carter Cedar above Seventh
Hill Wm. B. shoemaker Hoffman's alley
Hill Wm. mariner back 338 south Front
Hills John, draughtsman 82 south Eighth
Hills Mary, teacher of ladies 82 south Eighth
Hillerraan Wm. hatter 124 north Third
Hillman Cornelius, tavernkeeper 36 Penn
Hillman- Mary, boarding house 23 Elfreith's alley
Hiltzman Frederick, tobacconist 21 north Ninth
Hilyard Abraham, merchant taylor 1 9 south Third
Hilyard John, bricklayer near 165 Coates'
Hilsee John, taylor 38 south Water
Hilsee Wm. taylor 120 north Water
Himes Jacob, drover 386 north Third
Himes Henry, oakcooper 430 north Front
Hinckle Adam, victualler next 26 1 Callowhill
Hinckle John, potter 238 High
Hinckle John, victualler Laurence
Hinckle Henry, confectioner 28 Plum
Hines James, rigger 106 Christian
Hines James, stevadore 67 Catharine
Hines Wm. mariner 44 German
Hink Henry, mariner 32 north Sixth
Hinkle A. blacksmith & innkeeper 299 Callowhill
Hinkle Henry, porter Williani
Hinkle widow of John, victualler James
Hinkle Peter, accomptant James
Hinkle Peter, victualler Lawrence
Hinney Jacob, tobacconist 205 north Eighth
Hird Thomas, sea captain 290 south Front
Hire George, grocer corner Cherry and Juniper
Hirneisen John G. grocer 42 and 39 north Seventh
Hirneison Jacob, minter 25 north Seventh
Hisler Peter, gentleman George (N. L.)
DIRECTORY. 137
Hirst Thomas, tinsmith 115 High and 109 Arch
Hitchcock Heniy, stationer 163 Cedar
Hitchcock Daniel, teacher 163 Cedar
Hitman Elizabeth, boarding house 59 south Third
Hitner Mrs. 1 17 New
Hittel Philip, shingledresser 254 north Front
Hob'jrt R. E. insurance broker 26 Walnut and 238
Spruce
Hobson John, 171 Pine
Hobson Benjamin, brushmaker 29 t\prth Front
HockenmiHer J. blacksmith 243 north Front and 35
Cable lane
Hocckiey^Elenor, widow 153 north Third
Hoecklcy FMace and fringe weaver 304 N. Second
Hockley widow of Thomas, 204 Mulberry
Hodge tjr Harris, merchants Hodge's wharf
Hodge's wharf opens at 85 north Water
Hodge A. merchant 92 Mulberry
Hodge Mary, gentlewoman 22 Sansom
Jiodge Robert, tavernkeeper 21 north Sixth
Hodo:son John B. sea captain Cypress alley-
Hodgson Samuel, merchant 124 Mulberry
Hodson 5 merchant 144 Pine
Hoeth Charles, storekeeper 172 north Second
Hoff Jacob, bricklayer 139 north Fifth
HofFMrs. widow Taper alley
Hoflfecker John, carpenter 219 south Fifth
Hoffman John, tanner 24 Kunkle
Hoffman Jonathan, shipjoiner 1 3 Budd
Hoffman Peter, bleeder 98 Cedar
Hoffman Samuel, oakcooper 70 Crown
Hoffman Thomas, labourer 18 Budd
Hoffman Valentine, blacksmith Hoffman's alley and
251 Race ^
Hoffman Wolfgang, combmaker 262 Sassafras
Hoffner Daniel, innkeeper corner of Christian & 2d
Hoffner George, brickmakernear 60 St John's
'Hoffner Henry, bricklayer corner Second and Ger-
mantown road
Hoffner Mrs. boardinghouse 2 north Fifth
Hoffner widow of Philip, 1 3 Branch
Hogg John, stone cutter 96 Filbert
M 2 '
138 PHILADELPHIA
Hogg- John, lobourer corner Race and Twelfth
Hogan P. merchant 147 south Front
Hogan David, bookseller and stationer 249 High
Holahan Amos, smith and tavernkeeper 72 Zane
Holahan David, smith Eleventh near Locust
Holahan Jacob, smith and tavernkeeper 128 S. 10th
Holbrook Benjamin, sea captain 397 south Front
Holden J. mariner 418 south Second
Holderness William, merchant 252 south Second
Holdgate Enoch, innkeeper 1 5 1 Spruce
Holdgate Samuel, shoemaker 289 south Front
Holdship Henry, carpenter 78 «orth Sixth
Holland N. hatter 60 south Second
Holland Lawrence, stonecutter Lees* court
Holland Isaac, sea captain 38 Queen
HoUick Charles, sexton 10 Cressen's alley
Holliday E. widow Juniper lane
HoUingshead Catharine, widow 29 Cable lane
Hollingshead H. mantuarnaker near 40 Zane
Hollingsworth Henry, merchant 201 S. Front& 185 3d
Hollingsworth Jehu, merchant 237 south Front
Hollingsworth Jehu, jun. merchant 22 Penn
Hollingsworth L. & Son, merchants 72 S. Wharves
Hollingsworth Levi, merchant 16 Dock
Hollingsworth John, hatter 435 north Front
Hollikgsworth's wharf opens, 141 S. Water
Hollman George, porter William
Hollobush Daniel, plaisterer Laurence
Hollobush Jacob, plaisterer St. Tammany
Holioway George, coachmaker 38 Union
Hollobush Joseph, late innkeeper 98 New
HolFoway Richard, shoemaker Cooper's court
HoUoway Jacob, carpenter 127 Cherry
Holmes Abel, jun. grocer 224 north Front
Holmes Hugh, gentleman 229 Spruce
Holmes Isaiah, shoemaker 32 Brown
Holmes James, tanner and currier 529 north Front
Holmes James, carpenter Cedar above Tenth
Xlolmes Samuel, attorney at law 59 south Third
Holmes Thomas, shoemaker 356 north Third
Holmskin Garret, pilot 40 Penn
Holston George, carter Cedar above Seventh
Holt Robert, sea captain 20 Almond
DIRECTORY. 139
Holt laac, boardinghouse S. West corner Chesnut
and Eighth
Holt Samuel, sea captain 435 south Front
Holt Jesse, carter Fourth above Brown
Holt George, hairdresser 46 north Third
Homan Abraham, carpenter 332 Sassafras
Homan Daniel, carpenter back 175 Cherry
Homman Geo. trader Charlotte
Homman James, labourer 83 Sassafras
Homiller Henry, victualler 287 north Third
Hommann I. C. professor of music 43 north Seventh
Honey Geo. clerk to county commissioners 107 Race
Honey George, jun. carpenter 327 Mulberry
Hong Charles, carpenter Lilly alley
Hood George, tavern keeper 308 south Front
Hood John, storekeeper 71 Swanson
Hood John M. merchant 138 north Second
Hood Jonathan, shoemaker 6 Callow hill
Hood John, silk and stuff shoemaker 114 N. Fourth
Hood Thos. oak cooper 4 Little Water and 33 Penn
Hood Mrs. widow 33 Coates*
Hood Thomas, shoemaker 174 south Second
Hood Be Wilson, grocers 138 north Second
Hood John, carter Rose alley
Hook Jane, boardinghouse 45 Callowhill
Hook William, potter St. Tammany near Fourth
Hookey Anthony, grocer 349 north Third
Hookey Catharine, widow 1 1 8 Bro\vn
Hookey Mary, widow Liiley alley
Hoon Garret, labourer Gaskillnear Thirteenth
Hoon Adam, carter north Broad
Hoops Amos, carpenter 150 north Fifth
Hoops Israel, wheelwright 17 Filbert
Floot G. painter and glazier corner of Arch k Fourth
H<^ot Mary, midwife 46 north Fourth
Hoot William, shoemaker 1 Cresson's alley
Hoover Anthony, labourer 153 Green
Hoover Adam, victualler Charles
Hoover Andrew, shoemaker 97 Coates'
Hoover John, taylor Steinmttz's court
Hoover John, ropemaker 480 south Second
Hoover William, wheelright 141 north Fourth
140 - PHILADELPHIA
Hope Thomas, ship broker and editor of the Phila-
delphia Price Current, office 1 Carpenter's build-
ings near the custom house ; dwelling 63 Chesnut
Hope Ji?nn, carpenter 8 5 Brown
Hopes David, ftour merchant 250 High
Hopkins Benjaman B. stationer 68 south Sixth
Hopkins H. flour and feed store 312 south Front
Hopkins John, 72 north Ninth
Hopkins John, razor stropmaker 151 south Second
Hopkins & Matthews, storekeepers 2 south Second
Hopkins Mr^. ladies seminary 62 south Eighth ^
Hoi)kins John, gentleman 58 south Sixth
Hopkins John, sea captain back 15 Noble
Hopkins Joseph R. attorney at law 18 south Sixth
Hopkins William H. stationer corner 4th £c Chesnut
Hopkinson Joseph, counsellor a; law 1 65, Chesnut
Hoppel George, victualler corner (^oates' and Third
Hopple widow of George, Prospect alley
Hopper Benjamin T. labourer Randolph's court
Hopper Isaac T. taylor 1 10 south Second
Horn Henry, silverplater 16 south Sixth
Horn Christiana, grocer 206 south Fourth
Horn Jacob, innkeeper 218 Sassafras
Horn William, jun. grocer 62 High
Hornor Benjamin, jun. ironmonger 8 Church alley
Hornor Benjamin, sen. gentleman 29 Vine
Hornor Benj ij" Jos. P. hardware merchants 47 High
Flornor Joseph P. merchant 36 Sansom
Horner Jacob, shoemaker 240 St. John's
Hornor 55* Roberts, iron store 138 north Water
Horner Roger, sea captain 77 Christian
Horner Samuel, saddler 102 High
Horner & Wilson, grocers 261 High
Hornketh Jeremiah, brickmaker 464 Sassafras
Horsfall Joseph, painter, &c. 373 Mulberry
Horton William, gunsmith 104 Plumb
Hortz Peter, porter 392 south Second
Hoskins Mrs. gentkwoman 180 Mulberry
Hoskins Thomas, storekeeper 233 south Fifth
Hotton Sarah, tutress 70 New [See Huttwi.
Hotton Mary, mantuamaker 70 New
Houck John, labourer 143 north Sixth
DIRECTORY. I'il
Hough Thomas, gentleman 20 Pine
Housal George, labourer 17 Sassafras alley
House Elizabeth widow 460 north Second
House Peter, carpenter 497 north Third
Houshield John, mariner 14i north Water
Houseman Daniel, victualler 465 south Second
Housen George, victualler Garden
Houston James, sea captain 278 south Fourth
Houston John, soap boiler SO Passyunk
Houston Margaret, boarding, house 210 Cedar
Houston P. W. surgeon and dentist 19 Walnut
Houtzel Nicholas, near 60 St. John's
Hovendon Richard, grocer corner Queen and Front
Hovermeyer Charles, sugar boiler 166 north Fiftli
How John, carpenter 129 north Fourth
How Maria, teacher 60 Vine
Houard Lewis, taylor 63 Dock
Howard John, gentleman 27 Strawberry alley
Howard John, m. d. St. John's near Tammany
Howard John, sea captain 195 north Front
Howard Thomas, lumber merchant 192 & 143 Spruce
Howard Willam, labourer 427 north Front
Howard William, shoemaker 56 Artillery lane
Howcraft ijf Co. potters 175 High
Howell A. M. D 88 Lombard
Howell A. Sc Sons, tanners & curriers 107 Chesnut
Howell Benjamin B. merchant 55 south Wharves
Howell Caleb, storekeeper 16 north Second
Howell Ephr. carter 7 Wood and 4th above Brown
Howell Ezekiel, taylor 82 north Seventh
Howell Elijah, m.ate 8 1 Shippen
Howell Frederick, labourer Federal
Howell George, merchant 236 Spruce
Howel Joseph, taylor 126 north Fifth
Howell Isaac R. cabinet maker 107 Cherry
Howell Hannah widow, 39 Callow hill
Howell James, silversmith 50 south Front
Howell John, carpenter Sterhng alley
Howell Joseph, currier 47 Spruce
Howell Joseph. E merchant 54 Walnut
Howell &; Madeira, storekeepers 10 north Second
Howell Sc Pleasants, merchants 8 Chesnut
142 PHILADELPHIA
HoweirReadin.sf, surveyor Sc draftsman 228 Spruce
Howell Ixichard, pumpmaker near 98 north Fifth
Mowell Samuel E. merchant 16 south Wharves and
141 iMulberry
Howell WiHiam W. hardware store 167 High
Hoy Wm. shoemaker back 122 Brown
Hozey Isaac, lumber merchant corner Swanson and
Queen
Hubber Sophia, milliner 40 Pine
Hubbei t Christian, mas maker Rose alley
Hubbert Abraham, bargeman Mifflin's court
Hubbert Anthony, starch maker 583 north Second
Hubbs Conrad, shoemaker 16 Swanson
Huber Henry, inspector of customs 1 J south Sixth
Hubley Bernard, grocer 457 north Third
Huckle Joseph, dentist 29 Lombard
Huckle William, storekeeper 220 south Second
Huddle Joseph, stave merchant 87 Swanson
Huddle Joseph, jun. stave merchant 356 south Front
Huddy H. merchant 6 south Second
Hudson Edward, brewer 9 Moravian alley 8c 44 north
Fifth
Hudson James, taylor 33 Green
Hudson James, constable 83 south Front
Hudson Robert, south-east corner 10th and Chesnut
Huff Jacob, victualler 355 Callowhill
Huif John, victualler Garden
Huffman Thomas, labourer 1 1 Burd's alley
Huff John, teacher 37 Cable lane
Huffnagle John, merchant north-east corner High
and Fifth
Huffstidler George, mate Fearris' court
Hufty John, constable 154 SQuth Fourth
Hufty Jane, widow 174 Vine
Hugg Jacob, shipjoiner and innkeeper Cedar-street
wharf north side
Flugg E. shipjoiner 363 south Front
Hugg Levi, blockmaker 17 Little water
Huggins Benjamin, sea captain 117 north Fifth
Huggins David, grocer corner Shippen 8c Third
Hughes Bernard, weaver Spruce above Tenth
Hughes Caleb, taylor 209 north Second
DIRECTORY. 143
Hn.^hes Catharine, tutress 2 Moravian alley
Hughes Daniel, lumber merchant 1 10 south Eighth,
yard Walnut above EiKhth
Hughes Edward, porter 191 Lombard
Hughes Charles, yeoman 446 south Front
Hu»-hes Mary, widow 64 Budd
Hughes widow of James, sea captain 42 south Fifth
Hughes John, merchant corner Second and High
Hu'^hes R. H. accomptant 92 north Seventh
Hughes Samuel, carpenter Wells' court
Hughes Thomas, innkeeper Beach
Hughes R H. broker 69 Chesnut
Hughes William Sc Benjamin, graziers 467 S. Second
' Huhn Dan'el, brickmaker 343 Sassafras
Hulings Abraham, wheelwright 5 I Plum
Hull Agnes, shopkeeper 124 south Second
Huilock Michael, shoemaker 2 14 Cherry
Hulfish Obadiah, shoemaker Fourth above Brown
Huilings W. E. merchant 264 Chesnut
Humbert C. 474 Sassafras
Humes Archibald, grocer 87 German
Hvmies & Etting, auctioneers 15 south Front
Humes George, distiller corner Sixth and Cedar
Humes John, merchant 277 High
Humes 8c Rogers, hardwarestore 233 High
Humes Wm. grocer 187 south Sixth
Hummel Jacob, skindresser 521 north Third
Hummel C. snuflfboxmaker 445 north Third
Humphreys David, turner corner High Sc Thirteenth
Humphreys Daniel, printer & stationer 272 S. Front
Humphreys widow of Jas. corner Walnut 8c Second
Humphreys Joshua, shipbuilder 240 Swanson
Humphreys Richard, gentleman 32 Sansom
Humphreys Samuel, carter Noble above Fourth
Humphreys Samuel, shipbuilder 74 Swanson
Humphreys Thomas, silversmith 308 Sassafras
Humphreys T. merchant 295 High and 1 1 Sansom
Hungary Gabriel, boatbuilder 23 Callowhill
Huniker John, chaimnaker 379 north Second
Hunt Edward, sea captain 80 south Fourth
Hunt Daniel, stonecutter Locust near Thirteenth" *
Hunt James, victualler 154 north fifth
144 PHILADELPHIA
Hunt John, shoemaker Carpenter (S
Hunt John, coachmaker 60 Zane
Hunt Richard, currier 35 Elfreith's alley-
Hunt Rachael, gentlewoman 160 north Front
Hunt Thomas, sea captain J 49 south Third
Hunt Wm. perfumer 66 north Front
Hunt Wilson, merchant 65 south Front
Hunter Mrs. grocer 39 south Wharves
Hunter George, nailer 498 north Second
Hunter John, justice of the peace 186 south Fifth
Hunter Robert, weaver 12 Elbow lane
Hunter Wm. late coachmaker 23 north Twelfth
Hupfeld 8c Co. sugar refiners 189 Cherry
Hupfeld Charles, su^ar refiner 172 Vine
Hupfeld Plenry, musician 177- Sassafras
Huray Nicholas, clock and jvatch maker 3 S. Second
Hurel Madame, 7 north Twelfth
Hurley Rev. Thomas, near St. Augustine's church,
north Fourth
Hurley Thomas, merchant 289 Chesnut
liurley Thomas, storekeeper 270 north Front
Hurley Thomas, paperhanging factory 78 Chesnut
Hurley William, smith 26 Cresson*s alley
Hurtel J. F. grocer corner Spruce and Fifth
Fluron Lawrence, merchant back 67 north Water
Hurry Samuel, merchant 308 High
Hirst John Philip, shoemaker 69 Christian
Hurst Henry, carpenter 300 Sassafras
Hurts Peter, porter 270 south Fifth
Husson Henry, cabinetmaker 1 34 south Fifth
Huston Thomas, saddler, &:c. 1 10 High
Hutchins Rev. Joseph, d. d. 179 south Fifth
Hutchins W^m. carpenter 250 south Seventh
Hutchinson Charles, blockmaker 76 south Wharves
and 94 Spruce
Hutchinson George, blockmaker 6 Penn
Hutchinson G. J. merchant 2 Fromberger's court
Hutchinson Tohn, carpenter Orange
Hutchinson Mahlon, merchant 61 north Second
Hutchinson Margaret, grocer 31 north Tenth
Hutchinson R. W. accomptant 7 Elbow lane
Hutchinson S. E. widow 11 Church alley
DIRECTORY. 143
Hutton Andrew, cabinetmaker 19 Strawberry
Hutton Benjamin, shipbuilder 260 Swanson
Hutton John, office of the Baltimore packet Hamil-
ton's wharf, dwdling 502 south Front
Hutton John, accomptant 502 south Front
Hutton Nathaniel, sen. shipbuilder 382 south Front
Hutton John, shoemaker Say's alley
Hutton widow of Thomas, 40 Almond
Hutton Thomas, labourer 138 south Eighth
Hutz Charles W. merchant 61 south Seventh
Hutz Daniel, victualler Wood near Sixth
Hutz P. victualler Wood above Sixth
Hyatt Samuel, carpenter 398 north Third
Hyatt William, labourer 438 south Front
Hyde George, bookbinder and stationer 77 Chesnut
Hyde widow of John, sea captain 183 north Front
liyler John, shoemaker 109 north Third {see Heyde
Hymer Adam, victualler 8 Charlotte
j^iymer John, victualler 306 Vine
Hymer John, labourer Fourth above Brown
Hyneman F. accomptant 79 Cailowhill
Hyneman John, 2 Cable lane
Hyneman & Hart, storekeepers 112 north Third
Hyneman Wm. grocer 125 Brown.
IcAHD Joseph L. merchant 1 1 1 Pine
Ichael Samuel, labourer 519 north Third
Iddler Jacob, merchant 231 Mulbei'ry
Imbrie James, merchant 22 & 90 south Front
Imlay Robert, merchant 5 north Water & 87 Chesnut
ImLAy's wharf opens at 5 NORTH WATER
Immel John, coachpainter 159 north Sixth
Immel Jacob ^ Co. merchants 76 north Third
Immel Joseph, blacksmith near 271 Vine
Immel Michael, merchant 76 north Third
Inches Thomas, trader York court
In gels George, naval storekeeper Laboratory
Ingels Wm. wharfbuilder 5 1 Cailowhill
Inglis Joseph L. treasurer to Frankford and Bristei
turnpikes 79 Union
N
^46 PHILADELPHIA
I. i.^-lis (Catharine, spinster 9 I Pine
In^ersoll C. J. attorney at law SO Chesnut
Ingersoll J. R. attorney at law iS south Sixth
Ingersoll Jared, counsellor at law 139 Walnut
Ingraham Thomas, taylor Blackhorse a4Iey
Ingraham Francis, merchant 53 Filbert
Ingraham Mary, widow 273 south Fourth
Ings David, innkeeper 71 Dock, near the Pennsyl-
vania bank
Inkson Rebecca, shopkeeper 170 north Front
Innes Cornelius, shoeoiaker 127 Plum [see Ennes
Innes Henry, shoemaker 111 north Fifth
Innes Joseph, carpenter 318 north Third
innes William, brewer 1:51 and 133 north Water
Inpenletz George, baker 112 Callowliill
liiskeep John, president of North American Insurance
Company 67 south Seventh
Ireland Aaron, labourer Oak (.V. L.)
Ireland Alphonso C. carpenter 122 Pine
Ireland George, accomptant 48 Brown
Ireland James, shoemaker 65 north Seventh
Ireland John, trunkmaker south Thirteenth
Irick Christopher, 176 south Sixth
Irick George, merchant 1 42 Pine
Irick Zachariah, oakcooper 147 south Water
Irvine Callender, superintendant U vS. 214 Arch
Irvine Ezekial, bricklayer Randolph's court
Irving I. B. sea captain 220 Walnut {see Erving
Irwin Thomas, attorney at law 105 north Front
Irwin Thomas, caj-penter 5 Jiorth Sixth
Irving David, coal and salt inspector 4 Chesnut
Irvine Richard, combmaker Spruce above Ninth
Irvine Robert, grocer corner Shippen and Fourth
Irwin Henry, porter Pine near Eleventh
Irwin John M. accomptant 34 north Eighth
Irwin John W. gentleman 190 Pine
Isdel James, shoemakei 30 Budd
Israel E. J 462 north Second
Israel Samuel 8c Co. merchants 73 south Front
Israel Samuel, late auctioneer 69 south Sixth
Israel WiUiam P. merehant 1 3 Pine
Ives John, carpenter 8 south Second ^ 10 Cherry
Ii:ard Mrs, gentlewoman 41 1 High
DIRECTORY. 147
Jabal Madame, 204 soulh Fourth
Jack widow of Francis, bricklayier 218 south Third
Jack Wiiliani, weaver Brewer's alley
Jackaway N. plalsterer 27 Noble
Jackson Andrew, inspector of customs 36 Walnut
Jackson Ann, maniuamaker 76 Plum
Jackson Edward, currier 135 Lombard
Jackson John, labourer 136 Lombard
Jackson 'ohn, blacksmith 26 Dock £c 133 S. Second
Jackson John, merchant near 32 8 High
Jackson Isaac, labourer 66 Coates*
Jackson John W. shoemaker 395 north Third
Jackson Joseph, baker 9 Callowhill
Jackson Mrs. tutress 35 Beck's alley-
Jackson , carpenter Cresson's alley
Jackson Mary, gentlewoman 36 Walnut
Jackson R. gentleman 23 south Second
Jackson Richard, taylor 175 Mulberry-
Jackson Samuel and S. (late David and S.) druggists
corner Mulberry and Fourth
Jackson Samuel, stablekeeper 13 south Seventh
Jackson Thomas S; Co. merchants 298 High
Jackson Thomas, accomptant 347 south Second
Jackson Thomas, coachmaker 3 Pennsylvania avenue
Jackson William, publisher of the Political & Com-
mercial Register, office 1 New Bank, dwelling
124 Spruce
Jacobs Benjamin, blacksmith 263 Vine
Jacobs Chi'istian, labourer 133 Green
Jacobs Israel, gentleman 5 north Second
Jacobs Joseph, taylor Pembertgn's alley
Jacobs Nicholas, shoemaker 50 Alniond
Jacobs Philip, shoemaker 26 Crown
Jacobs Richard, boardinghouse 18 Little Vvatei
Jacobs Samuel, attorney at law 3 south Sixth
Jacobs \Villiam, hatter 241 north Front
Jacobson Hanse, mariner Burd*s alley
Jacoby Francis, merchant 137 north Second
Jacoby Leonard, merchant 137 north Second
Jagers Jonathan labourer Mark's alley
Jagres Jonn, potter 12 Farmer's alley
Jaquett Thomas, upholsterer 33 south Front
i48 PHILADELPHIA
James Benjamin, woolcomber 49 Budd
James Duvid, storekeeper 5 north Third
James Daniel, carpenter Hoflrman*s alley
James James, tavernkeeper 2 Ahnond
James John, merchant 13 south Front and 18 N. 5th
James Joseph, hatter 24 Elizabeth
James John, carpenter 29 Callowhill
James Martha, tutress 11 north Sixth
James Otto, cabinetmaker 342 south Front
James Stephen, carpenter 96 north Fifth
James Thomas C. m. d. 83 south Second
Jameson William, gunsmith 126 Brown
Jameson Isaac, labourer 217 south Sixth
Janeway rev. Jacob, 206 Mulberry
-anuary David, supercargo 123 Cedar
January H. layer out of the dead back 72 Chesnut
January R. mantuamaker back 72 Chesnut
Jardella Andrew, sculptor 54 north Eighth
Jared James, labourer 38 Coates'
Jarmon John, wharf builder 360 north Front
Jarmon Reuben, ragmerchant 28 Budd \_8ee German,
Jarves Joseph I. sea captain 64 Shippen {see Jerevis,
Jarvis E. B. boardinghouse 9 Strawberry
Javelle John S. merchant 4 Cypress alley
Jaudon Daniel, ladies* academy 22 1 Mulberry
Jaussaud Peter, gentleman 30 Elfreith*s alley
Jeanes Sc Thomas, merchants 55 north Front
Jeanes Isaiah merchant 196 north Front
Jefferson John, currier 107 Coates'
Jefferson Richard, painter 4 Butler's court
Jeffery Daniel, brickmaker Fourth above Poplar lane
Jeffers Daniel, plaisterer 155 south Ninth
Jeffreys Edward, carter 1 37 Coates*
Jeffry John, victualler 291 Vine
Jenkins Charles, carpenter 2 1 1 Cherry
Jenkins Mrs. widow 299 south Front
Jenkins David, Mylor 80 north Water
Jinkens J. S. ladies shoemaker 82 north Third
Jenkins John, manner 69 Cedar
Jinkens Josiah, boardinghouse Lsetitia court
Jenkins L. shoemaker 200 Cedar
Jenkins Thomas, boatbuilder 35 Artillery lane
Jenkins Mrs. of William, 16 St^rr^llf-y
DIRECTORY. 149
Jenkins Sarah, storekeeper 100 north Second
Jenks Joseph R. merchant 33 S. Wharves & 15 Vme
Jenks Jonat. merchant 20 S. Wharves £c 356 N. Front
Jennings John, merchant 1 14 Sassafras
Jennings William, mariner 294 S. Front [see Ginnir.g.
Jervis Elizabeth, boardinghouse 26 north Fifth
Jess & Walton, bonnetmakers 28 Church alley
Jewel Kenneth, taylor 78 Mulberry
Jewesson George, printer Walnut above Tenth
Jillett William, shipwright Prime near Second
Joud John, gentleman 18 Branch
Jobson Charles, druggist 273 north Third
Jobson David, baker 275 north Front
Jobson Sc Son, gluemakers 273 north Third
Johns Richard, mastmaker Liberty alley
Johns & Linerd, mastmaker s Oak (N. L.)
Johns David, corder 87 south Fifth
Johnson Andrew, mariner Coates' court
Johnson widow of Adam, 283 north Third
Johnstcn Andrew, carpenter 295 south Third
Johnson Barney, carter 109 German
Johnson Benjamin, printer and stationer 249 High
Johnson Benj. oysterman 18 Pewter Platter alley
Johnson Benjamin tavernkeeper 397 north Second
Johnson Charles, printing ink, lampblack manufac
turerand grocercomer Tenth and Lombard
Johnson Charles, grocer 12 Plum
Johnson C. H, trader corner Queen and Front
Johnson Charles, labourer, Say's alley
Johnson David, letter carrier 26 Little George
Johnson David, porter near 1 9 1 Lombard
Johnson David, mariner 4 1 6 north Front
Johnson Frederick, caulker 72 Christian
Johnson , blacksmith back 15 north Sixth
Johnson Isaac, late grocer 1 30 Callowhill
Johnson Isaac, late tax collector 171 St. John's
Johnson Jacob, bookseller 16 N. Fourth Sc 147 High
Johnson Jacob, shoemaker near 28 Kunckle
Johnson Jacob, cabinetmaker 207 north Eighth
Johnson Jacob, carter near 43 Cable lane *
Joimston James, sea captaiii 61 Lombard
Johnson James, sawyer 35 Elizabeth
?r 2
150 . PHILADELPHIA
Johnston James, painter Spruce above Eighth
Johnsen J. cai'penter near 529 north Front
Johnston John, dry good store 249 south Second
Johnson widow of John, bricklayer Weaver's alley
Johnston John, sugar boiler 12 Church alley
Johnson John P. mariner Coxe*s alley
Johnson Jonathan, labourer back 3 Powell
Johnson John, boarding house 38 Catharine
Johnson John, carpenter 18 Gaskill
Johnson Joseph, mariner 178 north Fifth
Johnson Joseph, carpenter 12 north Sixth
Johnson Joseph, ship chandler 77 south Wharves,
dwelling Moyamensing road
Johnson Joseph, morocco dresser 363 north Second
Johnson Josiah, letter carrier 24 Little George
Johnson John, labourer above 5 1 1 north Second
Johnson Lydia, gentlewoman 118 north Fifth
Johnson Martha, mantuamaker 12 Branner*s alley
Johnson Mrs. nurse 64 Vine
Johnson Mrs. of Peter, mariner 28 1 south Third
Johnson Nathan, shipwright Cooper's court
Johnson Peter, mariner 336 south Second
Johnson Peter, grocer corner Thirteenth & Cherry
Johnson Robert, late bookseller 182 Mulberry
Johnson Richard, merchant 90 Sasfj^fras
Johnsen Richard, printer 34 German
Johnson Robert, labourer 14 Margaretta
Johnson Simon, mariner 475 north Second
Johnson Samuel, mariner i 10 Green
Johnston Sarah, widow 1 1 1 Pine
Johnson Thomas, labourer 1 63 north Front 8c Well's
court
Johnson Wm. shoewarehouse 28 High
Johnson Wm. printer 155 south Sixth
Johnson William, stave merchant 26 Almond
Johnson & Warner, stationers, &c. 147 High
Johnson William, engraver 100 Gaskill
Johnson William, labourer corner Tenth 8c George
JoUey Samuel, hardware merchant 129 south Front
Jones Arabella, 187 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Jones Amos A. merchant 5 south Wharves
Jones Abraham, shallopman near 567 south Front
Jones Rev. Absalom, 32 Powell
DIRECTORY. - 151
Jones Andrew, paper stainer north Thirteenth
Jones Benjamin, engraver 8 Carter's alley
Jones Benjamin, merchant 270 High
Jones Benjamin, grazier 7 Cedar
Jones Charles,, teacher 22 Moravian alley
Jones Christopher IVI. grocer 4 1 6 N. 3d corner Brown
Jones Daniel, chairmaker 46 north Fourth
Jones Daniel H. storekeeper 50 north Second
Jones David, hatter 128 north Second
Jones David, carpenter Juniper alley
jT)nes Edward, sea captain 43 Almond
Jones Evan, carter Carpenter (S.)
Jones Evan, paper hanger 271 south Front
Jones Geo. W, merchant 127 Mulberry Sc 30 N. 3d
Jones George D. cabinet maker 92 north Fifth
Jones Geo. hatter 175 north Second Sc 201 Third
Jones Hugh, milkman Broad near Spruce
Jones 8c Howell, iron merchants 18 south Wharves
Jones Henry, shoemaker 398 north Third
Jones widow of Isaac, gentlewoman 152 north Front
Jones Isaac, tobacconist 1 69 north Front
Jones Isaac C. & T. Firth, merchants 86 High
Jones Isaac, carpenter Eleventh near Locust
Jones Isaac H. flour & salt merchant 129 north Water
Jones Isi'ael, taylor 78 south Water
Jones Ira, printer 72 north Seventh
Jones James, shoemaker Cocrabs's alley
Jones Jane, boarding house 22 Bank
Jones Jesse, carpenter 239 north Front
Jones Joseph, tavernkeeper north Broad
Jones James, labourer 4 Callowhill
Jones James, hatter 96 High
Jones Jeremiah, distiller 50 Callowhill
Jones John, whcelwrigjit Locust above Ninth
Jones John, taylor 156 north Water
Jones John, shipwright 36 Mary
Jones John C merchant 19 Sassafras
Jones John, corn chandler 326 & 88 north Front
Jones John, hatter 201 north Third
Jones John K. wheel and carriage maker 418 N. 3d
Jones John K jun. cabinetmaker 428 north Third
Jones John M. distiller 2 and 4 south Eighth
Jones Jonathan D, hatter 98 north Fifth
152 PHILADELPHIA
Jones Joseph, merchant 198 Walnut
Jones Lewis, shoemaker 362 north Front
Jones & Loyd, merchants 129 High
Jones Lloyd, sea captain 225 south Front
Jones M. 6c E. shopkeepers 36 north Fourth
Jones Mrs. shopkeeper 361 north Third
Jones Mary, fine goods storekeeper 37 north Second
Jones Nathan, storekeeper 48 south Second
JonesNathan,jun, printer 138 Spruce
Jones Owen, merchant 154 south Second
Jones P. umbreilamaker 95 south Second
Jones Rebecca, gentlewoman Brooke's court
Jones Rebecca, milliner 35 north Fourth
Jones Rees» 18 north Ninth
Jones Richard, malster 1 Carlisle's court
Jones Robert, sea captain 191 Cedar
Jones Robt. Wm. lace and fringe trimmer 33 N. 7th
Jones Sc Roth well, dyers Maiden
Jones Ruth, boardinghouse 45 north Sixth
Jones Samuel, merchant 48 N Second Sc 154 Front
Jones Samuel, hatter 234 south Second
Jones Samuel, saddler P'armer's alley
Jones Samuel, cabinetmaker Little Dock
Jones Samuel W. merchant 17 Sassafras
Jones Samuel Z. pumpmaker 128 south Fifth
Jones widow of Thomas, 360 south Second
Jones Thomas, calicoglazier 189 north Second
Jones Thomas, labourer Laurel (N. L )
Jones Wm. merchant 6 north Second
Jones Wm. engraver 23 Carter's alley
Jones Wm. teacher, &c. 26 north Fourth
Jones Wm. plaisterer 47 George (S.)
Jones Wm, sea captain 234 south Front
Jones Wm. carter 265 Catharine
Jones Wm. shoemaker 457 south Second
Jordan David, merchant 2 17 Walnut
Jordan John 8c Co. merchants 123 north Water
Jordan John, shipjoiner corner Queen and Second
Jordan John, merchant 123 north Third
Jordan Henry, currier 80 north Third
Jordan Joseph, plaisterer 540 south Front
Jordan Michael, grocer Fourth near Brown
DIRECTORY. 153
Jorden Samuel, plaisterer 1 10 north Eleventh
Jurdan Wni. plaisterer Sassafras near Eleventh
Jourdan Zachariah, labourer 68 Coates'
Jordan Alexander, plaisterer 398 Sassafras
Jurden Sarah, widow near 9 Brewer's alley
Joseph Abraham, accomptant 134 south Tenth
Joseph Manuel, mariner 84 Shippen
Josiah James, merchant 23 Christian
Joubert P. goldsmith and jeweller 240 south Second
Journat Michael, jeweller 107 north Second
Joyce Thomas, taylor 1 5 Shippen
Joynt Jeremiah, storekeeper 407 north Second
Jyont Charles, surgeon barber 329 north Second
Jubau Peter, merchant 266 Sassafras
Jugiez Martin, carver 128 Walnut
Julian Wm. carpenter 69 south Fifth
Justis Charles, shoemaker 46 Sassafras
Justice George, surveyor to N. America Insurance
Company 95 New
Justice Isaac, brickmaker Walnut near Twelfth
Justice Jacob, ironmonger 149 High and 90 Vine
Justice James, taylor 1 7 Crab
Justice John, signpainter 32 Strawberry
Justice Joseph, plaisterer 171 Vine
Justice Philip, carpenter 167 Vine
Juvenal N. starch and powder manufactory York road
near Noble
Kahr John, grocer Charlotte
Kaighin John, shoewarehouse 22 High
Kale Jacob, shoemaker 82 Brown
Kaler John, wheelwright 205 south Seventh
Kalhaeffer Frederick, welldigger Shievely*s alleys
Kamer Daniel, shoemaker 487 north Third
Kamer widow of Wm. harnessmaker 59 New
Kammerer Mrs. 212 Chesnut
Kammerer Jas. R. printer 212 Chesnut
Kamp Mrs. boardinghouse 236 south Front [^sceKanfi
Kampfer Jacob, labourer corner Weaver's alley and
Twelfth
154 PHILADELPHIA
Kane Daniel, tobacconist 394 south Second
Kane Elisha, merchant 121 south Fronts;?' 335 High
Kane John, grocer 24 Union
Kane Patrick, shoemaker 3 2 Giles* alley
Kean widow of Charles, 223 north Front [see Cain
Kean John, grocer 22 George
Kean Louisa, nurse 23 Walnut
Kean Robert, tavernkeeper 28 Walnut
Kean Samuel shoemaker 148 south Front
Kean Alexander, sea captain 158 south Third
Kean Alice, tavernkeeper corner Carter's and Go-
forth alley
Kean Jeremiah, late corder 205 north Water
Kean Elizabeth, widow 146 south Ninth
Keen Eliza, storekeeper 445 north Second
Keen Jacob, tanner and currier 5 1 1 north Front
Keen John, sen. carpenter 26 Green
Kean Mary, widow 201 Sassafras
Keen John, jun. carpenter 26 Green
Kean John, merchant 288 High
Kean John, surgeon dciuist 142 Cherry
Keen Joseph, leatherstore 115 Chesnut, dwelling 19
south Fourth
Keen Rebecca, mantuamaker next 146 Cherry
Kean Roderick, stonecutter 271 south Fourth
Keen R. merchant 154 north Eighth
Karl J. N. silverer 51 New
Karn A. L- clock and watchmaker 202 south Third
Karkhoff Christian, accomptant 394 north Third
Karkhoff Christian, combmaker St- Tammany
Karlin Edward, carpenter Tenth near Pine
Kartsher Charles, grocer corner Lombard and Fifth
Karr Edward, sawmaker 120 north Fifth
Karr Thomas, breechesmaker 5 Plum
Kehr John, baker 440 north Third
Karner C. watchmaker 160 Pine
Karsper Martin, grocer 308 south Third
Katz widow of Jacob, shoemaker 30 north Seventh
Katz John, baker 140 north Front
Katz Michael, carter 1 1 Kunckle
Kauck Christian G. baker 354 north Third
DIRECTORY. 155
Kanck J. G. merchant 337 High and 46 Walnut
Kauffeit George, bookbinder 130 Caljowhill
Kay Aaron, stablekeeper 84 and 126 north Front
Kay Josiah S grocer 31 south Second
Kay Joseph L. sea captain 24 Almond
Kavanaugh Jer. victualler 32 Mary [see Cavanaug.h
Kay Joseph, hatter 42 north Front
Keamer George, shoemaker 422 south Front
Keamer Daniel, shoemaker 487 north Third
Keamer E. widow 422 south Front
Keasby Jesse, currier 67 and 69 Chesnut
Keasly Thomas, taylor22 Elizabeth
Keating Wm. innkeeper High near Schuylkill Third
Keating Mrs. widow 130 south Fourth
Keating Thomas, cabinetmaker 88 south Third
Keating John, 183 south Fifth
Keates George, bootmaker 256 Lombard
Keating Lambert, boot and shoemaker corner Dock
and Third
Keaton Jesse, mariner 187 north Front
Kee James, carpenter north Juniper
Keehum Daniel, yoeman 490 north Second
Keel Henry, labourer Shievely's alley
Keely John, gunsmith near 105 Budd
Keele iohn, shoemaker corner Spruce and Broad
Keely Mrs. seamstress 278 Sassafras
Keehmie John, m. d 33 north Fourth
Keehmle L. register of German passengers 79^orth
Third
Keffer John, cordwainer 123 north Front
Kehr John, baker 440 north Third
Keighler Jacob, tinplateworker 116 High and 47
north Seventh
Keim, John turner 127 north Fourth
Keim , flour merchant 22 Sassafras
Keim Jacob, copperplatemaker 7 Hinckle*s court
Keith Samuel, merchant 279 south Front
Keith John, late i^rocer Locust near Thirteenth
Keller Adam, baker 194 north Third
Keller C. tinplateworker 64 north Front
Keller George, carpenter 109 north Fifth
Keller Jacob, tinplateworker 176 north Third
156 PHILADELPHIA
Keller Isaac, shoemakef 282 Sassafras
Kellum Charles, 35 Noble
Kellum James, mariner 137 Green
Kelley Andrew, labourer Juniper near Cherry
Kelley Eleanor, grocer 198 north Water
Kelley Edward, sailmaker 23 Sassafras
Kelley John, accomptant Drinker's court
Kelley John, carter 297 south Fifth
Kelley John, stevadore 14 Shippen
Krlley James, porter 88 Budd
Kelley David, watchmaker and jeweller 227 N. 2d
Kelley George, stevadore back 57 south Water
Kelley Hugh, plaisterer Coxe's alley
Kelley Hugh, shoemaker 150 south Fourth
Kelly Hugh, stonecutter Lee*s court
Kelly John, shoemaker near 5 1 1 north Second
Kelly John, grocer 20 Swanson
Kelly John, glue factor 12 south Broad
Kelly widow of John, mill stonemaker 26 little Water
Kelley Robert, combmaker 40 Strawberry
Kelley Thomas, shoemaker 322 south Sixth
Kelly Thos. shoe and trunkmaker 10 south Seventh
Kelly Thos. Sc Philip, shoe and trunk store 70 High
dwelling 10 south Seventh
Kelly Thos. 8c Wm. paint store 367 north Front
Kelly Wm. taylor and tavemkeeper corner Water
and^Sassafras
Kelm Baltus, labourer 62 Green
Kelsey John C. tax collector 80 Spruce
Kelsey Hugh, stonemason 77 German
Kemble Levi, bricklayer 133 Lombard
Kemble George, shoemaker '^3 south Third
Kemple Wm. labourer Weaver's alley
Kemp George, accomptant 92 south Fifth
Kemp John, taylor 128 New
Kemp Wm. baker Pine near Ninth
Kempfer Joseph, typefounder Tenth near Pine
Kerapton Moses, scrivener 34 Mulberry
Kempton Wm. 2 south Second
Kenard George, merchant 68 south Wharves
Kennedy Andrew, soapboiler 41 south Fourth and
336 north Second
DIRECTORY. 157
Kennedy Francis, grocer Mary's alley
Kennedy Miss Bridget, 178 Pine
Kennedy David, glass and picturestore 134 High
Kennedy David, tavernkeeper 9 Lsetitia court
Kennedy H. I. sea captain 222 south Fourth
Kennedy Hector, merchant 73 s«)Uth Front
Kennedy Henry> innkeeper 2 1 8 and 240 High
Kennedy Henry H. sea captain 43 Shippen
Kennedy James, boardinghouse 10 Spruce
Kennedy John, blacksmith near 60 St. John's
Kennedy widow of Maurice, 22 Lombard
Kennedy R. shopkeeper 202 north Water
Kennedy Robert, soapboiler 95 south Fourth
Kennedy Robert, jun. soapboiler 3 Powell
Kennedy Robert, corner Ninth and Filbert
Kennedy widow of Samuel? innkeeper 18 N. Fourth
Kennedy T. conveyancer corner Strawberry and
Chesnut
Kennedy Thomas, sea captain 275 south Front
Kennedy Thomas, printer Pattpn's court
Kenney Daniel, sea captain 183 north Front
Kenny James, shallopman Well's court
Kenny I. brewer 18 noith Ninth
Kenny Bernard, printer near 60 St. John's
Kenny Robert, s*oveletter 73 Christian
Kensil John, labourer Rose alley
Kensil John, blacksmith 291 Mulberry
Kensil Michael, shipjoiner 29 Noble
Kenton Joseph, jun. distiller 303 south Third and 82
north Eighth
Kenton JosepJi, grocer 61 north Eighth
Kenton James C- grocer 218 Lombard
Kentzel Jacob, baker 215 north Second
Kentzel George, carpenter 465 north Third
Keppele Michael, alderman ISOaftd 136Chesfiut
Kepler Christian, potter Lilly alley
Kerbaugh Daniel, labourer Charlotte
Kerbaugh John, cooper 2d above Germantown road
Kerley Josiah, carter 56 Shippen
Kern Gabriel, taylor 1 1 7 south Water
Kern Gabriel & John, taylors 119 Water
Kern John, taylor 191 Pine
o
15S PHILADELPHIA
Kern John, accomplant 1 1 Crown
Ker James, city commissioner 74 south Fifth
Ker Joseph, accomptant 1 19 Mulberry
Kerr J. saddler 52 north Second [see Kehr a?id K:er
Kerr l!f Boyd, coachma|vers 86 south Fifth
Ker Walter, sea captain corner Chesnut &c Eleventh
Kerr 'Susannah, 15 Quarry
Kisler John, baker S5 Budd
Kessler Jane, grocer 9 Swanson
Kessler Frederick, shoemaker 300 north Front
Kessler John, justice of the peace 166 Coates'
Kessler John, jun. grocer 164 Coates'
Kessler widow of Leonard, 125 Mulberry
Kessling Henry, carpenter 271 St. John's
Ketland Thomas, merchant 152 south Second
Key Richard, carpenter Fleventh near Sassrfras
~Key John, wheelwright near 22 Kunckle [^re Kay
Key Michael, coachpainter Turner's court
Keyler John, carter 447 South Front
Keyser Adam, baker 89 Cedar
Keyser Charles, teacher 8 north Ninth
Keyser l^ Gorgas, lumbermerchants 225 N. Water
Keyser Jacob, baker 5 south Sixth \^see Kyser
Keyser Jacob, plaisterer 315 Sassafras
Keyser John, lumberyard (New Rising Sim)
Keyser Peter, lumber merchant 35 Callowiiill
Keyser Joseph, storekeeper 5 north Second
Keyser John, grocer 102 Budd
Keyser John, fliour merchant 27 Filbert
Kibler David, grocer 94 Coates'
Kibler John, flourstore277 High
Kibler Joseph, briishmaker 104 north Third
Kidd Robert, merchant 214 Walnut
Kidwell John, sea captain 41 Callov/hill
Kiel Mrs. widows Shievely's alley
Kiernan Flugh, rectifying distiller near 172 Cedar
Killings worth Luke, constable 15 Lombard
Kiler John, mariner 236 north Front
Kille Aaron, storekeeper upper 58 north Secoi)d an<1
^52 Front
Killey Edward, sailmaker23 Sassafrass
Killmartin Hugh, labpuj:««JUn}per alley
DIRECTORY. 159
Killogb Robert, taylor 20 south Water
Kilpatrick Robert, labourer Cauffman's court
Kimber 'cf Conrad, printers, booksellers Sc stationers,
93 Hiijh
Kimber Emmor, bookseller, Sec 31 Sprur.e
Kint^ Albertus, storekeeper 316 north Front
King Charles, sea captain 370 south Front
King Daniel, jun. brassfounder 76 south Front
King Deborah, tutress 170 south Fifth
King Elisha, sea captain 2 i Branch
King Ephraim, sea captain near 25 Brewer's alley
King Isaiah, carter Lawrence (M. L.)
King Herman, taylor 13 Shievely's alley
King John, labourer Lee's court
King James, gentleman 2 1 0 north Front
King Mrs. shopkeeper Chancery lane
King John, brushmaker 6 Shippen
King Margaret, shoesto re 236 south Second
King Mrs. widow 26 Lombard
King Samuel, sea captain 1 10 Catharine
Kino: William, shoemaker 132 Plum
King W. smith Weaver's alley, between 1 2th St 13th
King Wm, silverplater, &c. 137 Mulberry
Kingsland John, carpenter corner Coates' and Front
Kingston Simon, sea captain 54 Almond
Kingston Thomas, carpenter 217 south Fifth
Kinley Charles, m. d. 135 Walnut
Kinley Joseph, turner 20 Passyunk
Kinley Jacob, victualler 291 Vine
Kinley Catharine, boaidinghouse 134 Callowhill
Kinnan John & J. ivory turners 112 Walnut
Kinnard Thomas, coachtrimmer 11 th near Filbert
Kinnard Jacob, wheelwright 63 north Fifth
Kinnard Anthony, carpenter 206 St. John's
Kensel Michael, labourer 2 Sassafras alley
Kinsey E<lmund, saddler corner Chesnut and Third
Kinsley John, printer 279 south Third
Kinsley Jacob, shoemaker north Thirteenth
Kinsley Michael, labourer Gaskill near Thirteenth
Kinsley Samuel, combmaker corner Cherry is^ Broad
Kintzing Abraham, merchant 118 Mulberry
Kirbv Edward, Leech's coyrt
160 PHILADELPHIA
Kirk John, merchant 44 north Third
Kirk John, labourer Mark's lane
Kirk Joseph, carpenter 333 north Third
Kirkbride Joseph, yeoman 1 12 south Eighth
Kirkham Charles, drygood store 7 south Fourth
Kirkpatrick Robert, labourer Relief alley
Kisselman Susannah, gentlewoman 166 S. Second
Kitchen vTames, city tavern and exchange 86 S. 2d
Kitchen Joseph, saddler 98 north Sixth
Kitchen Benjamin, shoemaker 254 south Third
Kite Benjamin 8c Thomas, booksellers Sc stationers
20 horth Third
Kite Thomas, stationer, Sec. 20 north Third and 6
north Fifth
Kite Isaac, carpenter 9 1 north Ninth
Kite Joseph, china store 34 south Fourth
Kittera Ann, shopkeeper 235 High
Kittera Frederick, rigger near 60 St. John's
Kittera Thomas, attorney at law 36 south Sixth
Kitts John, sea captain 293 south Front
Xitts Michael, oak cooper 44 Gaskill
Klapp Joseph, m. d. 346 south Second
Klegand EvaristeGuiho D. cordial distiller 141 south
Second
Klett Cutlip, shoemaker 439 north Second
Kliene Abraham, grocer 90 north Seventh
Kline George, dealer 492 north Third
Kline John, carter Fourth above Poplar lane
Kliene Elizabeth, widow 68 north Sixth
Kline Henry, taylor 47 north Eighth
Kline William, baker 91 Brown ^see Clint
KKng John, accomptant 170 Sassafras ,
Klingle A. cooper and guager 56 Callowhil!
Klonegar John, baker 1 Chancery lane
Klotz John \j. weaver 42 1 north Third
Klotz John, taylor 381 north Front
Kneass Charles, copperplate printer 6 south Fourth
Kneass William, engraver 3 Chancery lane, dwellijig
229 Mulberry -
Kneass George, bricklayer 239 St. John's
Kneass John Sc Michael, copperplate printers 3 Chan-
cery lane
DIRECTORS. 121
Knell Casper, dealer 482 north Third
Kneppley k DilUngcr, storekeepers 192 N. Second
Knight Abel, storekeeper 189 north Second
Knight Charles, miniature painter 33 Crown ^
Knigiu Daniel, carpenter 12 and 172 Cherry
Knight P. stave merchant 361 north Front
Knight Isaiah, taylor 1 60 Sassafras
Knight Joiin, shoemaker 1 6 1 north Front
Knight Jonathan, lumberyard 179 north Water and
dwelling 39 Artillery lane
Knodle John, hairdresser 38 north Eighth
Knodle Daniel, bricklayer 262 Mulberry
Knodle William, shoemaker 137 Cherry
Knerr Henryj tavernkeeper 140 High
Knorr Kenry? printer 218 south Sixth
Knorr George, victualler Wood above Eighth
Knorr Gerge, lumber merchant comptinghouse 195,
dwelling 197 north Water
Knorr George, baker 2 1 north Fifth
Knorr Jacob, ironmonger 40 north Third
Kr.ott John, painter 434 north Third
Knous John, carter 115 Callowhili
Knowles Jane, tulress 12 Union
Knowles Sarah, shopkeeper 106 south Second
Knowles S. nurse and layer out of the dead 17 Penn
Knowles WiUiam, sea captain 21 Christian
Knows Jacob 16 High artd 127 north Fifth
Knox Elizabeth, tutress 1 86 Lombard
Knox widow of Francis, grocer 81 south Second
Knox Hannah, widow 74 north Seventh
Knox George, tobacconist 130 Sassafras
■Knox John, grocer 296 & 298 south Third
Knox Jacob, mariner 20 Cedar
Koch J. G. merchant 337 High and 46 Walnut
Koechling William, victuallerCharles
Kochler John, coach wheelwright 36 Columbia avenue
Koechling Frederick A. baker 303 Vine
Kockersperger Jacob, victualler 460 south Second
Kollock Jane, boardinghouse 43 Spruce
Konigmacher A. & Co. merchants 141 High
o 2
162 PHILADELPHIA
Konigmacher A. merchant 43 north Eighth
Kookooyaei Samuel, musician 99 Crown
Korckhaus Andrew, furrier 31 north Fourth
Kraft Georjvej cabinetmaker 76 N. 7th [see Craf^,
Kraft Henry, shoemaker 1 15 north Second
Kraft widow of P. 56 north Fifth
Kraft Michael, grocer 166 High
Krall Peter, labourer south Juniper
Kreamer Philip, taylor Steinmetz, court
Kreamer Jacob tanner 104 Vine and St Tammany
Krebel Matthias, grocer 8c tavernkeeper 128 N. Fifth
Krebs George, brickraaker 17 north Fifth
Kreider Frederick, hatter 243 north Second
Kreider George, labourer St! Tammany
Kreider Mary, tutress Charlotte
Kreider Abraham, gix)cer 143 north Third
Kraker J. P. baker back 185 High ^
Krips Margaret, shopkeeper 464 north Second
Krips Philip, potter 466 north Third
Krieermier Jacob, labourer 52 Charlotte
Krigermier Henry, labourer 442 Sassafras
Krise William, baker corner Third and Callowhill
Krouskup George, carpenter 123 Coates'
Krumbhaar Ludwick, merchant 144 south Third
Kucher Christiana, shopkeeper 7 north Front
Kucher John, smith 344 Sassafras
Kughler Charles, gentleman 89 Callowhill
Kugler George, innkeeper corner 4th and Sassafras
Kuhl Conrad, stationer 143 north Second
Kuhl Henry, cashier U. S. Bank 309 Mulberry
Kuhlenkampf Nicholas, tinsmith 369 north Second
Kuhn Adam, m. d. next 140 Chesnut
Kuhn Adam, victualler Cherry near Eleventh
Kuhn Charles, merchant 192 Walnut
Kuhn Daniel, accomptant Elitislie*s alley
Kuhn Daniel, shoemaker 98 north Seventh
Kuhn George K. merchant 22 1 High
Kuhn George, marine hotel 87 south Water
Kuhn J. M. hairdresser 277 High
Kuhn John, mate 78 north Seventh
Kuhn John, labourer 53 Crown and near 130 north
Fifth
DIRECTORY. 165
Kuhn Peter Sc Son, auctioneers and commission mer-
chants 22 1 High
Kunckle John, sen. victualler James'
Kunckle Matthias, mate 6 Cherry
Kunckle C. late baker 355 north Second
Kunckle John, jun. victualler James'
Kunckle John, baker 78 Callowhill
Kunitz Mrs. bleeder with leeches 78 Sassafras
Kurtz George, victualler 440 north Second
Krulz J-ohn, grocer 145 St. John's
Krutz Henry, taylor 25 Cherry
Kyser Peter, lumber merchant 35 Callowhill
Kyser John, labourer back 1 15 Mulberry [see Keysei\
Labbrez Benjamin, sea captain 23 Green
Labee Sarah, widow 10 Coombs's alley
Lace Wm. coach springmaker 17 south Seventh
Lacell , merchant 86 south Eleventh
Lacey Ann, storekeeper 205 south Front
La Combe Peter, merchant 173 Vine
Lacombe C. embroiderer, &c. 127 Spruce
Lackey Henry, clockmaker 13 Elfreith's alley
Lackey Ladon R. labourer Oak (N. L.)
Ladow R. labourer Oak (N. L.)
Lafevre Philip, shoemaker 1 Hinckle's court
Laferty John, smith 433 south Second
Laferty Archibald shoemaker Cedar above Twelfth
Laforgue B. upholsterer. Sec. 30 Strawberry alley
Lafoi'cade A. Sc Co. storekeepers 18 north Third
Lafourcade P. M. printer 100 north Second
Lafitte Peter, perfumer 187 south Front
Laidley James, merchant taylor 1 12 Chesnut
Lair John, shoemaker Eleventh near Cedar
Laird John, grocer 314 Sassafrass
Lake David, shoenaaker 93 New
Lake John, tanner 91 south Fifth
Lake Thomas, near 8 1 Union
Lalor John, tavernkeeper 142 south Water {^see Lolar.
Lammarzelle Peter, hairdresser 49 Artillery lane
164 PHILADELPHIA
Lamare Ann, widow 12 Elfreith's alley
Lamare Mrs. of Matthias, tavernkeeper 110 Cedar
Lamb Abner, taylor 1 22 north Water
Lamb John, grocer 242 south Sixtii
Lamb Joseph victualler 398 north Third
Lamb William, labourer 105 Vine
Lambert Catharine, widow 25 i Vine
Lambert Gershom W. merchant 34 north Front
Lambert John, shipjoiner 326 north Front
Lambert Nicholas, accomptant 10 Union
Lambert George, victualler Garden
Lambert Peter, grocer corner Third and Union
Lambert & Johnes, merchants 34 north Front
Lambry John, brewer 180 north W^ater
Lambertius Christian, labourer near 130 north Fifth
Lammot Daniel, jun. merchant 15 south Water
Lamorelle Joseph, merchant 206 south Third
Lampley John, shoemaker 47 9 north Second
Lampley Richard bookbinder 7 Knight's court
Lamsback John, tobacconist 154 Sassafras
Lancaster widow of John, sea captain 204 Mulberry
Lancaster John, carpenter near 172 north Fourth
Lancaster Thos. merchant Plamilton's Wharf Sc 174
south Sixth
Lance Jacob, taylor 369 north Second
Land John, hatter 136 north Front
Landell Mary, tavernkeeper 359 north Front
Landers Michael, stablekeeper corner Vine Sc Fourth
Landis Samuel C. saddler 79 north Front
Landis Henry, saddler 83 north Third
Lane Edward, accomptant 152 Spruce
Lane James, clock and watchmaker 1 5 1 north Second
Lane John, guilder 12 Passyunk Road
Lane Richard, bellowsmaker 207 south Seventh
Lang John, accomptant corner Spruce and Eleventh
Lang John, baker 26^ Pe^vterplatter alley
Lang Benjamin, carter 79 Passyunk road
Lang John, carpenter 235 south Front {see Long.
Langbertels Augustus, sugarboiler 95 Coates'
Lange , m. d. Germaniown between Washington
and Wayne signs
DIRECTORY. 165
Liingstroth I. G paper manufucturer 106 S. Front
Laning^ James, cabinetmaker "177 north Second
Lansinger Jacob, shoemaker 10 Passyunk
Lapess Hannah, boardinghouse 39 Spruce
Lapeyre John, supercargo 166 Spruce
Lapp Abraham, viclualler 515 north Third
Lapsley David, late merchant 333 High
Lapsley & Ikin, merchants 26 Chesnut
Lapsley John, merchant 144 Mulberry
Lapsley Moses, labourer 54 Passyunk
Lapsley William M. merchant 23 south Second
Lare widow of Adam back 54 Brown
Laremore Jane, storekeeper 47 south Second
Larer Melchior, brewer 50 north Sixth
Larey John W. coachmaker George near Tenth
Large E. ^ Son, merchants dChesnut
Large Ebenezar, merchant 46 south Front
Large James, merchant 1 69 High
Large John, merchant 164 Mulberry
Larkum Thomas, boardinghouse 18 north Ninth
La Roche J. G de, broker Sec. 123 south Second
La Roche Rene, m. d. corner Fifth in Powell
Lasher Jacob & Francis, tavernkeepers 3G0 N. 2d
Lasher Barbara, widow corner Noble and Second
Laskey Catharine, gentlewoman 109 Vine
Latapias Peter, m. d. 86 Lombard
Later John, shoemaker I Laetitia court
Latimer George, merchant 85 south Sixth
Latimer James, jun. merchant 29 Dock and 208
Chesnut
Latimer John, carpenter 243 Cedar
Latimer k. Murduck, flour merchants 67 N. Water
Latimer Thomas, flour merchant 55 north Fourth
Latimer Wm. G. merchant 83 south Wharves and
250 Mulberry
LatiMER*S wharf opens next 163 SOUTH WATEB.
Latour John, merchant 8 Lombard
Lauck David, oakcooper 94 north Fourth
Lauclenslager George, victualler 251 Callowhill
Laudenslager Richard, taylor 17 Sterling alley
Lauderbaugh George, labourer 493 south Front
Lauicare Jacob, fruiterer 165 south Third
166 PHILADELPHIA
Laussat A. merchant 208 Walnut
Laval John, merchant 191 south Second
Lavardee Francis, labourer 36 Coates'
Laverty Jesse, grocer 259 High and 32 Filbert
I^'vvielle Benjamin, broker 48 Shippen
Lavielle Stephen, broker 48 Shippen
Lawell Henrvj wharf builer Oak (N. L.) s
Law Samuel, paperstainer 102 Christian
Lawerswyler J. W. sUj^'ar i^efiner Moravian alley and
dv/elling 90 north Second
Lawerswyler Thomas, hotter 17 south Front
Lawler Matthew, sea captain 34 Walnut
Lavvler Thomas, shoemaker 290 north Eighth
Lawrence A. baker 12 Elfreith's alley
Lawrence Benjamin, labourer Eleventh near Race
Lawrence Charlotte, shopkeeper 154 Spruce
Lawrence C. blacksmith 83 north Sixth
Lawrence C. victualler James
Lawrence Edv/ard, tavernkeepaf and grocer 130 S.
Water
Lawrence Hanse, boardinghouse 75 Penn
Lawrence James, ropemaker488 south Second
Lawrence John, gunsmith 465 north Second
Lawrence J. siikdealer and haberdasher 49 south 2d
Lawrence L, shingiedresser 275 Vine
Lawrence Mary, teacher 3 Strawberry
Lawrence Mary, widow 473 north Third
Lawrence Rebecca, gentlewoman 13 Sansom
Lawrence^Thomas, tanner 250 north Second
Lawrence Thomas, taylor 66 Coates'
Lawrence widow of \A'iiliam, 275 Vine
Laws L. tanner 68 south Third
Laws Elijah, mei'chant 302 High
Law^ Jonathan, mariner 113 Catharine
Laws Ludwick, currier 82 south Fourth
Laws Stephen, tobacconist 10 Locust
Lawson Alexander, engraver Pine above Ninth
Lawson John, sea captain 119 Cailowhiil
Lawson Mrs. boardinghouse 89 south '^Ihird
Lawton Henry, grocer 444 High
Lay LewTs &c Co. merchants 89 High
Lay Thomas, grocer 34 High
Di RECTORY. 167^
Lay David, labourer Noble near Third
LayboM Adam, baker 71 norlh Sixth
Laycock John, bookbinder i4 Elizabeth
Lazuius Isaac, merchant 52 Cable lane
Lazuro Johr., matirer23 Parram's alley-
Lea John, merchant 15 i High Sc 21 Prune Isee Lee
Lea Joseph, sugar refiner 102 south Fourth
Leacock Wm. carpenter 26 Prune
Leadbeatter a" Sheldon, patent lamp manufactory Lo-
cust 5 doors east of Eleventh
Leahy Michael, plaisterer 27 Pewterplatter alley
Leak Robert, painter, Sec. 76 south Eleventh
Learning Rebecca, gentlewoman 53 Pine
Leamy John, merchant 79 south Third
Leaner Philip, labourer 10 Greenleaf's alley
Leatherman Michael, porter Lilly alley
Leatherman Peter, taylor Lilly alley
Lebeau Andrew, gunsmith back 249 north Second
Le Boutelllsr Michael, merchant 107 north Front
Lecompioa Francis, storekeeper 3 44 north Front
Lechler George, victualler Fourth above Brov.'n
Lechler Anthony, 3 Norris' alley *
Lechler Anthony, cabinetmaker 37 Shippen
Lechler George E. musician 238 south Fourth
Lechleitner P. G. merchant 107 north Front
Lecompt M'Kenney, shoemaker 29 Catharine
Ledeau Peter, cabinetmaker 173 south Front
Ledent Lambert, bottler 42 Dock
Lee Benjamin, bricklayer 18 Cherry
Lee Sc Fricker, chairmakers 360 north Second
Lee Christopher, sea captain 131 south Front
Lee Charles, printer 86 south Third
Lee David, shoemaker 58 Passyunk road
Ley Daniel, sugar refiner 7 Sterling alley and 112
Sassafras
Lee Franklin, bricklayer 448 north Second
Lee Joseph, late storekeeper 233 Spruce
Lee John, mariner corner Christian and Front
Lee James, m. d. 41 German
Lee Robert, caiter south Broad
Lee Wm. chainnaker Lilly alley [««?<? if e
Lee Wm. teacher 71 north Sixth
168 PHILADELPHIA
Leech Henry, trader 100 Vine [sec Leach
Leech Jane, 156 Spruce
Leech Richard, tavernkeeper 9 7 Christian
Leedom Jonathan, iron merchant 29 Pine
Leedom W. iron merchant 138 Pine
Leedom W. &c J. iron merchants 75 south Wharves
Leeds Mrs. of Samuel, miller 332 north Front
Leek Catharine, nurse 89 north Sixth
Lees Elizabeth, shopkeeper 8 Quarry
Lees Henry, victualler 38 Crown
Lees Philip, grocer corner Fifth and Plum
Lefeber widow of Lewis, 21 north Ninth
Lefevre J. F. silversmith 45 S. Second \_see Lafevre
Lefevre James, agent for the Union Line 3 soifth
Wharves
Legand Thomas, labourer 543 north Third
Leger Nicholas, grocer 97 north Third
Lehman Christian, stablekeeper 33 Moravian alley
Lehman Joseph, druggist and apothecary 222 High
Lehman Samuel, blacksmith 298 and 302 N. Front
Lehman Willians, druggist 76 south Second
Lehman Wm. W. Smith ^ Son, druggists 76 south
Second
Lehrs Henry, taylor 288 north Front
Le Huray N. watch and clockmaker south Second
four doors below High
Leib John L. attorney at law &c clerk of the Orphan's
court 70 south Sixth
Leib Michael, m. d. 117 Vine
Leibbrandt Andrew, skrndresser 420 north Secotid
Leidy Jacob, shoemaker 9 Summers* court
Leitman George, cabinetmaker 98 north Second
Leineau Andrew, hatter 101 north Third
Leigh tel Jacob, porter 156 Coates*
Leipe Henry, carter Britton's alley
Leipe Mary, dealer 125 Green
Leiper James, grocer corner Walnut and Eleventh
Leiper Thomas, tobacconist 274 High
Leipsam John, mariner 364 south Second
Lelar Henry, sea captain 121 Lombard
Lemate Lewis, oakcooper 2 Butler's coupt
Lempkey Frederick, cooper 1 1 Callowhill
DiRECTORV 169
Lenfesly John, shoemaker 64 Christian
Lenox wajor David, near 220 Mulberry
Lentz George, victualler 1 5 I Coateb'
Lentz George, labourer 28 Branch
Lentz Henry, merchant 218 north Front
Lentz ksr Hertzhog, merchants 240 north Second
Lentz Jacob, carter 371 north Third
Lentz John, cabinetmaker 444 north Third
Leonard Catharine, widow Greenleaf alley
Leonard John, tinsmith 172 south Front
Leonard John, bleeder 108 German
Leonard Wm, tavernkeeper 50 Gallovvhill
Lescure Rosina, boardinghouse 104 north Second
Lesh Peter, carpenter 64 north Fifth
Lesk John, printer 131 north Third
Lesher George, coachmaker corner Callowhill and
Cable lane
Leishman Wm. saddle Sc saddletreemaker o83 High
Lesley Peter, cabinetmaker 15 1 Vine
11.eslie I^ydia, boardinghouse 48 south Sixth
Letts*^Vm. inspector of staves 479 south Front
Levering Jonathan, carpenter 478 Sassafras
Lovering Wm. architect 135 south Eleventh
Levering Wm. labourer 54 north Eighth
Levis David, labourer Oak(N. L.)
Levis Thomas, papermaker 1 29 south Eleventh
Levis & Weaver, paper manufacturers and stationers,
193 High
Levis William, paper manufacturer 219 High
Levis William, jun. papermaker 157 north Third
Levis William, silversmith 1 8 north Front
Levis Elizabeth C. 6 north Eighth
Levy Aaron, gentleman 58 north Fourth
Levy Aaron, jun. storekeeper 160 north Second
Levy ^ Co. quill manufacturers back 12 N. Front
Levy Isaac Jacob, collector in general and commis-
sion merchant 1 2 north F'ront
Levy Joseph, broker 16 Chesnut
Levy Michael, merchant 199 north Water
Levy Moses, counsellor at law Chesnut above 7th
Levy Samson, counsellor at law 68 Walnut
Lewis Ann, shopkeeper 262 north Second
p
irO PHILADELPHIA
Lewis Abner, storekeeper 208 High
Lewi^ Davicl, president of the Phoenix insurance com-
pany 96 and 140 south Second
Lewis David & Lawrence, merchants 101 S. Front
Lewis Evan, teacher 62 Union
Lewis Francis, labourer 339 Sassafras
Lewis George, sailmaker 99 Shippen
Lewis Hannah, widow 1 12 south Front
Lewis Hezekiah, victualler 293 Callowhill
Lewis Isaac P. carpenter 1 Knight's court
Lewis Jacob, brick maker Broad near Vine
Lewis James, shoestore 66 High
J^ewis John, perfumer 108 north Second
Lewis John, shoemaker 313 north Third
Lewis John, shipjoiner 32 Green and Oak (N. L.)
Lewis Joseph, boardinghouse 13 Swanson
Lewis Joseph, skindresser 550 north Third
Lewis -oseph S. Sc Co. merchants 25 Dock
Lewis Joseph S. merchant 150 south Second
I^ewis Lewis, merchant 22 Gable lane
Lewis M. and Samuel N. merchants 15 Dock
Lewis Reeve, merchant 96 south Fourth
Lewis Samuel N. merchant 130 Spruce
Lewis Samuel, glover 57 Walnut ,
Lewis h Smith, silversmiths 2 south Second
Lewis Sarah, 12 Shievely's alley
Lewis Samuel, smith 141 south Eleventh
Lewis William, counsellor at law north-west corner
of Third and 64 Walnut
Lewis widow of Wm. merchant 168 south Second
Lex A. victualler corner Logan and Charles
Lex Geort^e, victualler Charles
Lex Henry, victualler Logan
Lex John, victualler (Charles
Lex kif Rehn, merchants 283 High
Lex Peter, sugar refiner 283 High
Ley Daniel, sugar refiner 1 12 Sassafras and 5 Ster-
ling alley
L'Huiier John B. musician 44 Carpenter
Liddle Thomas, labourer Lombard above Ninth
liiddie Mrs. shopkeeper 7 G ask ill
Liddle Wm. late constable 32 Fitzwalter
DIRECTORY. 171
Liddon Abraham, gentleman 36 north Thh'd
Ligger Kezia, spangler 161 Cedar
Ligiuoif R. shopkeeper 157 south Sixth
Likins Michael, shoemaker 59 Shippen
Lilibrege widow of Robert G. sea captain 121 New
Limeburner Philip, bookbinder 269 norJ.h Second
Liming John, shallopman 131 north Front
Limone A. watchmaker 176 north Fifth
Lindman John, labourer 464 north Third
Linch Henry, shoemaker 72 Crown [see Lynch
Lindelbachir John, cabinetmaker 12 Pevvterplatter
alley
Lindemuth John G. shoemaker north Juniper
Lindemuth John C. baker 3\ south Fourth
Lindsay John, labourer Locust above Tenth
Lindsay Nathaniel, cabinetmaker 1 Lsetitia court
Lindsay Robert, packer 45 north Sixth
Lindsay Robert, cabinetmaker back 12 north Sixth
Lindsay Wm. accomptant 99 Cherry
Lindsay Wm. chinastore 1 N. Third and 58 Zane
Lindsay Hugh, labourer Walnut near Twelfth
Linensheets Charles, carter 104 Budd
Linard John, mastmakcr 39 Callowhill
Link Abraham, merchant 10 north Ninth
Link George, carter Say's alley
Link George, carpenter 90 north Eleventh
Linck John, bootmaker 69 north Front
Linn Mrs Mary, 155 south Second
Linn Wm. labourer Webb's alley
Linnard John, mastmaker 39 Callowhill
Linnard James M. carpenter 379 south Fiont
Linnard Wm. labourer Mark's lane
Linnard Wm. military agent 307 south Second
Linnington Maria, shopkeeper 48 Green
Linton 13. & J. cutnailers 269 Sassafras
Linton Jeremiah, nailer 152 Cherry
I^inton Martha, shopkeeper 223 Swanson
Linton James, shoemaker 160 Shippen
Linton Jacob, painter, Sec. 24 Mary
Lippincott Benjamin, grocer 72 north Water
Lippincott Isaac, merchant 14 Moravian alley
Lippincott Jacob, shopkeeper 2 north Front and 83
Callowhill
172 PHILADELPHIA
Lippincott James, gentleman 2 north Front
l.ippinrott Joshua, late auctioneer 53 Sc 76 M. Front
Lippincott Wm. teacher 13 Wood
lippincott Samuel, laylor 17 and 56 north Water
Lippincott Sarah, gentlewoman 134 Mulberry
Lippincott widow ofStephen, 265 south Fourth
Lisle Mary, 127 south Second Isee Lijle
Lisle John, merchant 174 High
List Wm. smith 139 Green
Lister James, sea captain 363 north Front
Lithgovv Edward, carpenter 238 south Secdnd
Little Archibald, trader 49 George (S.)
Little Anthony, carter Rose alley
Little Nicholas, labourer 39 1 Sassafras
Little Stephen, nailer i23 north Fourth
Little Susannah, widow 6 Swanson
Little Wra. teacher Cypress alley
Little Wm. shipjoiner Merritt's lane
Little Wm. labourer back 83 Chesnut
LiUleboy N. J. plumist 25 Walnut
Littman Elizabeth, grocer corner Front and Queen
Livingston Ann, gentlewoman 268 Chesnut
Livensetter John, teacher 157 north Second
Livzey John, taylor 50 north Water
Livzey John, wheelwright 33 1 south Second
Lloyd Isaac, naerchant 53 south Wharves and 164
south Fourth
Lloyd Joseph, publisher of the -Pennsylvania Demo-
crat 135 Lombard
Lloyd John, mariner 416 south Second
Lloyd John, carpenter Fourth above St. Tammany
Lloyd N. blacksmith corner Seventh and Cherry
I^loyd Thomas, 80 north Sixth
Lloyd Thos. jun. merchant 347 High
Lloyd Wm. carpenter Fourth above St. Tammany
Lloyd Wm. jun. storekeeper Oak (N. L.)
Lloyd Zopher, carpenter 393 south Second
Lock Nathaniel, cabinetmaker 12 Chancery lane
Lockard Jonathan, cooper 266 north Eighth
Lockard John, carter Oak (N. L.)
Lockhart Joseph, shoemaker 146 Ced&r
DIRECTORY. 173
Locton widow of John, shopkeeper 150 south Front
Lockwood Oliver, shoemaker Fourth above Brown
Lodor Benjamin, tavernkeeper 83 north Water
Lodor John, taylor 171 south Front and 170 Water
Lofland Puinel, storekeeper 32 High
Logan Daniel, labourer back 147 Cherry-
Logan George, pumpmaker 3 Giles* alley
Logan Michael, tinman 34 George
Logan Saml. boot Sc shoemaker corner Dock & Third
Logan Samuel, shoemaker 124 Pine
Logue John, watchman 184 south Fourth
Lohra Sc Carlisle, ironmongers 139 High
Lohra widow of Conrad, blacksmith 143 N. Second
Lohra John, ironmonger 73 Cherry
Lohra Peter, notary public 65 Dock
Lorar Conrad, smith 99 Coates'
Lolar Alexander, 328 north Front
Long Christian, labourer 101 Coates'
Long Jacob, boot and shoemaker 431 north Third
Long Lewis, tanner back 127 Gi^en
Long M. tavernkeeper Fourth above Callowhill
Long James, labourer 286 Lombard
Long James, soap and candlemaker corner Walnut
and Twelfth
Long John, grocer corner Vine and Fifth
Long John, grocer and soapboiler 172 Sassafras
Long K. milliner 1 Strawberry
Long Wm. turnkey 220 Lombard [s^e Lang
Long Wm. silversmith 20 Cherry
Longcope Samuel, printer 30 Elizabeth
Longshore Rachael, widow 189 north Front
Longstieth Isaac T. merchant 10 north Third and
next 24 Church alley
Longstreth Joshua, merchant 7 Church alley
Longstreth widow of Joseph, shopkeeper 92 N. 4th
Longstreth Saml. merchant 123 High IseeLungatroi/i
Longstreth widow of Wm. 265 north Front
Lonton Francis, brushmaker 49 Pine
Lonton Joseph, painter, &c. 49 Pine
Loos Christian, baker 1 84 Sassafras
Loper Noah, carter Webb's alley
Lorain John, jun. merchant 26 north Front
P 2
i?"* PHILADELPHIA
Lorain & Wilmer, merchants 59 north Front
Lord Thomas, shoemaker Fourth near Coates'
Lort Isaac, grocer i 6 Cherry
Lordonet Bouchony, merchant 102 north Third
Lorent John D. merchant 108 south Second
Loreiit erLang, merchants 108 south Second
Lorenge Lewis, grocer 289 Vine
Lorong John, merchant Woglom's court
Lott Henry, carpenter 145 Lombard
Lott Henry, storekeeper 395 north Front
Lott Thomas, carpenter Cedar near Thirteeth
Louden widow of John, tobacconist 317 south Front
Louder Israel, shingledresser 223 north Water
Loughery Wm. brewer Elmslies' alley
Loughery John, merchant 93 north Water
Loughead James, grocer 74 Passyunk
Loughead Thomas, sea captain 54 Green
Loughead Robert, supercargo 293 south Third
Louis John, perfumer 108 north Second
Love Robert, printer 41 Cherry
Love Wm. shoemaker Charlotte
Loverell Burnet, currier 29 Giles' alley
Low M, widow 28 Parram's alley
Lowe John, organbuilder Sixth near the first turn-
pike gate
Lowe Jacob, carpenter Charlotte
Low Benjamin W. hatter Fromberger's court
Low Vincent, pilot 1 8 Catharine
Lowber John G. attorney at law 1 17 Chesnut
Lowber Wm. currier Bank near Chesnut
Lowder Jeremiah, mariner 4 Caliowhill
Lower A. cabinetmaker 91 N. 3d & W^atkins* alley
Lower John, carpenter Merritt's lane
Lower George, baker 144 south Front
Lower Henry, taylor 128 New
Lower Joseph, silversmith 1 8 Dock
Lowry James, labourer 6 Hurst
Lowery John, victualler Garden
Lowery P. victualler 271 Caliowhill
Lowry Mary, shopkeeper 247 south Front
Lowns Caleb, carpenter 232 south Seventh
Lowncs IXavtd, taylor 84 north Fourth
Lownes joseph, silversmith 124 south Iront
DIRECTORY. 175
Lownsberiy Joseph, labourer 147 Cherry
Lownsberry C. shipwright 33 Artillery lane
Lmvth Samuel, sea captain 1 3 Queen
Loxley Catharine, gentlewonian Loxley's court
Loxley Mary, gentlewoman 1 17 Mulberry
Loxley Richard, currier 115 Mulberry
Lozier Jacob, baker 255 St. John's
Lozier Nicholas, taylor 152 Sassafras
Luber widow of John, 432 north Front
Luberg Frederick, tavernkeeper 202 south Water
Lucas , merchant 72 New
Lucet Alexander, sea captain 224 south Fourth
Ludie M, (New Rising Sun) Germantown road
Ludlam George; plumber 128 south Fourth
Ludlam 8c Voight, plumbers 47 south Wharves
Ludwick J. victualler 260 north Eighth
Ludwick Henry, painter, &c. 122 Brown
Ludwick Sophia, gentlewoman 105 Vine
Ludy Jacob, carpenter 56 Passyunk
Lufburry Andrew, shipwright back 49 Christian
Lugar Jacob, tanner 545 north Second
Lugar Philip, shoemaker Poplar lane
Lukens Jonathan, saddler, Sec. 102 High
Lummis Dayton, m.d. 86 Sassafras
Lunback Jacob, mariner 462 north Front
Lusby Josiah, carpetwarehouse 53 north Second
Lussy M. J. 166 south Fourth
Luts Christian, brewer back 12 1 N. Fourth [see Letts
Luts Martin, carter back 267 Sassafras
Lybrand Andrew, skindresser 420 north Second
Lybrand Christian, brickmaker 123 New
Lybrand George, brickmaker 307 Mulberry
Lybrand Jacob, carpenter 27 north Eighth
Lybrand Michael, brickmaker 1 9 north Ninth
Lykins Michael, shoemaker 59 Shippen
Lykins N. taylor 84 north Sixth
Lyell Margaret, boardinghouse 104 Spruce
Lyle James, merchant 19 south Seventh
Lyle William, grocer 246 south Second
Lyle ^ Newman, merchants Turner's alley
Leyle Madame, 129 Spruce
Lynch Edward, insurance broker 1 1 north Fourth
1"S PHILADELPHIA
Lynch Francis, taylor 160 south Water
Lynch William, merchant 226 Spruce
Lynd James, shopkeeper 24 north Second
Lyndall B. cabinetmaker 104 Lombard
Lyndall David, chairmaker 99 north Front
Lyndall Sarah, grocer 1 4 Shippen
Lyndall Benjamin, nailer 27 north Tenth
Lyndall James, carpenter 2lj Pine
Lyndall Joseph, carpenter Lombard above Ninth
Lynda! John, shipjoiner prime above Front
Lynn Simeon, storekeeper 186 north Second
Lynn Ann, widow 139 Vine
Lynn Michael, smith Beach
Lyon Cadet, merchant 233 north Second
Lyons Elizabeth, nurse 98 Plum
Lyon Joseph, merchant 6 north Eleventh
Lyon Patrick, smith near 35 south Fifth ^
Lyons Samuel, tinsmith 71 High
Lyons Andrew, rag^ dealer J uniper lane
Lyons Catharine, raantuamaker 227 south Third
Lyons Isaac, merchant 17 Cherry
Lyons John, turner 182 Sassafras
Lyons widow of E. 177 Coates'
Lyons jViat. saddle 8c harnessmaker 68 south Fourth
Lyons PiObert, carpenter 140 south Ninth
M^ Adams Robert, stablekeeper 18 south Sixth
M'Adams Thomas, teacher near 44 south Eighth
M' AfFee John, carter corner Queen and Sixth
M'AiFee Wm. tobacconist 14 Moravian alley
M' Ailester Charles, merchant 5 1 south Wharves and
142 Mulberry
M'Allister Alexr. grocer corner Eighth Sc Sassafras
M'Allister Christopher, na'ler Zane
M'Allister James, shoemaker 264 south Sixth
M'Allister John, whipmaker. Sec. 48 Chesnut
M'Allister Thomas, grocer 66 Walnut
M'Allister Patrick, labourer 95 Christian
M'Almont George, mariner 106 north Eighth
M'Alpin Andrew, taylor 123 Mulberry
DIRECTORY. 277
r^I'AIpin James, merchant taylor 3 south Fourth
M'Analla Wm. gentleman i 32 south Tenth
IM'Analiy Catharine, widow 230 soutli Third
M'Anaiiy Thomas, distiller corner Cedar and 7ih
M'Anisty Andiew, plaisterer 34 Marys'
M'Arthur D. taylor 104 Cedar
M-Arthur Jaines, grocer corner F'ront ^ Sassafras
M'Arthur Wm. painter, Sec. Juniper lane
IVI'Barren Michael, 306 norlh Front
IM'Uride Daniel, grocer corner Christian Sc Front
M'Bride James, mariner 424 south Front
M^Brien Patrick, carter 152 Cedar
M'Caffray Philip, carpenter Eleventh near Spruce
M'Cafferty Thomas, carter 282 south Fourth
M'Catherty Henry, porter back 126 north Fifth
M'CafFerty James, porter Cedar above Tenth
M'Cafferty Patrick, porter 39 German
M*Cahey Wm. boardinghouse 3 Knight's court
M'Cahey Lawrance, labourer 29 Cherry
M'Cahen John, printer back 142 south Fourth
M'Call Archibald, merchant 123 Walnut 8c 79 S. 4th
M'Call Margaret, gentlewoman near 275 Chesnut
and 91 Pine
M'Calls Miss, 71 south Fourth
M'Call Mrs. boardinghouse 210 south Front
M'Call John, taylor i36 Swanson
M'Calla Alexander, innkeeper 50 north Fourth
M'Calla Andrew, shoemaker 263 south Fourth
M' Calla Wm. boot & shoemaker Fouth near Brown
M'Callaster James, grocer and botler 200 Pine
M Cann Edward, currier 10 south Broad
M'( -ann James, labourer 320 south Sixth
M'Cara John, merchant 281 aouth Front
M^Caraher Alexander, auctioneer 134 north Fourth
M'Carter T. B. cabinetmaker near 39 Cherry
M'Carter James porter 130 German
M'Carter Wm. turner 82 north Sixth & 64 Seventh
M'Cartney Daniel, labourer 239 south Sixth
M'Cartney Danl. accomptant 219 south Sixth
?fl'Cariy P. C. stonecutter Walnut near Twelfth
M'Carty Hobeit, labourer 573 south Front
^78 PHILADELPHIA
M'GauIey John, coppersmith 1 19 south Front
H'Gauley Jas. stablekeeper 46 Clierry [see M-Calla.
M^Cay James, grocer 173 Mulberry
M'Chesney Samuel, mariner 54 Artillery lane
MT.lane John, cabinetmaker 3 Gaskill
IVI'Clean Thojuys, bottler corner Fifth and Prune
M'Clane William, Fourth below Christian
M'CIcan William, sawyer 406 north Third
M'Claskey Edward, bricklayer 54 Queen
M'CIaskey ohn, news carrier Drinker's court
M*Claskey John, teacher corner St. John's 8c Brown
M^Claskey P. grocer corner Broad and Mulberry
M'Claskey Patrick, carter near 504 south Second
M^CIaskey Richard, distiller 229 Cedar
M'Claskey Patrick, labourer 192 Cherry
M'Claskey John, watchman Cedar above Seventh
M'Claskey Patrick, taylor 85 south Water
M'Claud Samuel, grocer corner Thirteenth and High
M^Cean William, labourer 406 north Third
M'Clay John, plaisterer Pine near Eleventh
M'Cleland A. grocer 127 Plum
M'Clemon S. mahogany sawyer corner Queen h 2d
M'Clennachan Blair, merchant 19 Prune
M'Clennachan Robert, merchant 77 Cherry
M'Clern Duncan, carpenter 88 north Sixth
M'Clintock Joseph A., carpenter 142 Cherry
M'Cloud Mrs. nurse 7 1 Sassafras
M'Cliess James, shoemaker 20 Elizabeth
M'Cluney Martha, shopkeeper 27 south Second
M'Ciure Jennet, widow 164 Spruce
M'Clure Samuel, carpenter 134 S. 9th [see Maclure.
M'Clurg Samuel, oakcooper 43 Callowhill
M'ColIin John, taylor 70 north Third
M'Collom Mrs. of John, 187 north Front
M'Collin William, taylor 148 south Third
M'Coilister John, grocer 240 south Fourth
M'Comb 8c Flamilton, grocers corner Fligh and 13th
M'Connel Matthew, broker 82 Chesnut
M'Connel William, sea captain 55 Shippen
M^Connemey Michael, taylor 1 3 Gaskill
M'Connemey John, taylor 280 south Fourth
M'Gonviile A. Sc Co. bakers 26 George
DIRECTORY. 379
M'Corcle William, printer 252 Spruce
M'Corkle James, porter near 40 Passyunk
M'Corkle isT EllioU, publishers of the Freeman's
Journal, &Cv office 120 south Second
M'Cormick H. labourer Elmsiie's alley & 130 S. 4th
M'Cormick widow of John, 214 south Sixth
iM'Cormick John, carpenter 52 Passyunk
M'Cormick Philip, bootmaker 4 ^ Chesnut
M'Cowen Archibald, carter Juniper alley
M'Cowen Robert, grocer 15^^ south Sixth
M'Cowen Thomas, grocer 50 south Water
M'Coy Alexander, labourer 497 south Front
M'Coy Isaac, shoemaker 260 south Third
M*Coy Kenneth, carpenter 150 Cherry [see M^Kay.
M'Coy David, tinsmith 39 Crown
M'Coy iohn, janitor of the university South Yard
south Ninth
M'Cracken Philip, mastmaker 65 Queen
^'Crady Dennis, grocer corner Fenn and Cedar
M'Crea Ann, widow 39 Union
M'Crea Daniel, porter 64 Brown
M'Crea James, 68 south Front
M'Crea Thomas, cooper Thirteenth near Sassafras
M'Crea widov/ of Wm. teacher Chesnut above 7th
M'Crelish Archibald, soapboiler 267 N. Third
M'Creiish .'ohn, soapboiler 337 north Third
Mac (^ue Council, grocer i84 north Water
M' lully John, shipcarpenter 465 south Front
M^Culley Wm. boot &: shoe warehouse 44. S. Front
M'CuUoch John, printer, &c. 1 north Third
M'Cullaugh Robert, grocer 168 south Sixth
M^Culloch Wm. accomptant 169 Pine
M'CuUoch William, printer 308 High
M'Cullah Mrs. Ann, 207 Spruce
M'CuUough E. labourer Poplar lane
M'CuUough Henry, carpenter 306 south Second
M'Culm William, labourer 220 Cedar
M'Currach Jas. stock & exchange broker 65 Walnut
M'Currach Sc prr, brokers and commission mer-
chants 65 Walnut
M*Curdy 8c Warren, storekeepers 12 north Secoiid
38© PHILADELPHIA
IVPCurdy Ilngh, shoemaker 20 Hie:h [see Macurdy.
M'Curdy James, grocer 227 south Second
M'Curdy John, boot and shoemaker 36 Chesniit
M'Cuchen Ebenczer, merchant 17 north Third
M'Cutchen John A. merchant 58 north Front and
1 1 1 Sassafras
M'Cutchon Samuel, sea captain 45 Swanson
M'Cutchen John D. accomptant 104 Cherry
M'Cutchen William H. merchant 45 north Third
M'Cutchen Patrick, baker 9 Stall's court
M' Daniel John, shoemaker 38 St John's
M'Dermot E. grocer corner Lombard and Fifth
M'Dermot Edward, broker 10 Chesnut
M' Dermot Samuel, carpenter back 112 Walnut
M'Dermott John, bottler corner Walnut and Front
M'Devitt James, shoemaker 39 Cedar
M'Devitt John, stablekeeper Laurel
M*Devitt Daniel, labourer 240 Lombard
M'Devitt Patrick, labourer north Juniper
M'Donagh Elizabeth, shopkeeper 13 Fitzwalter
M'Donaid Alexander, carpenter 150 south Eighth
McDonald James, blacksmith back 134 south Fourth
M'Donuld John, stablekeeper back 151 Spruce
M'Donnald Rebecca, widow 282 south Front
M'Donnald M. shoemaker Loxley's court
M'Donaid James, late tavernkeeper near 71 S. lUh
M' Donnald M. merchant 85 Pine
M'Dougall Eliza, shopkeeper 15 south Fourth
M'Dougall John, sea captain 57 Almond
M'Dougall William, gentleman 94 south Eighth
M'Dowell John, l. l. d. provost of the university of
Pennsylvania Ninth st. south apartments
M'Dowell John, turner 44 Sassafras
M'Dowell George, boardinghouse 22 south Water
M'Dowell widow of James, porter 258 south Fourth
M'Eachran James, saddler Locust above Ninth
M'Entee Bernard, tobacconist 184 Cedar
M'Elroy Hannah, shopkeeper ! 82 south Fourth
M'Elwee Mrs. storekeeper 44 south Second
M'Euen^ Hale Sc Davidson, brokers 87 Chesnut
M'Euen Thomas broker 251 Mulberry
M'Euen Henry, 77 Plum
DIKECTORV. 1&1_
ISI'Eiien Joseph, slfce maker Walnut near Eleventh
M'Euen Patrick, stonecutter 106 Cherry
M'Faden Arch, typefounder Cedar above Ninth
M'Faden William, gentlf^man 148 Chesnut
M'Eaden Sarah, tayloress52 New
M^Faden Alexander, smith 152 noith. Water
M'Fall Daniel, bricklayer Juniper alley
M^Fall Rosina, midwife 101 south Fifth
M'Fann Thomas bootmaker 137 Cedar
M'Farlan George, blacksmith 125 south Sixth
M'Farlan John R. sea captain 74 Catharine
M'F^rlan John C. sea captain 64 Almond
M'Farland John, grocer 131 Mulberry
M*Farlane widow of Andrew, mate 328 south Second
M'Farlane James, porter 206 Shippen
M*Farlane Margaret, grocer 101 Spruce
M^Farlane Sarah, late storekeeper 154 St. John's
M<Farlan Samxiel, grocer 123 Swanson
M'Farlan W. mate 8 German
M^Farran Thomas, shoemakernear 58 Queen
M*Farren M. 8c L. 424 north Second
M'Fee Mrs. tayloress 326 south Second
M«Feely John, type founder Cedar above Ninth
M'Gandy Henry, labourer 226 south Fifth
M'Garvey John, vendue cryer 23 Shippen
M'Gauley Peter, nailer 577 south Front
M'Geagh Thomas, weaver Pine near Twelfth
M^Gee George, tobacconist 24 Brown
M'Gee H. cooper corner Brewer's alley 8c St, John's
M'Gee James, labourer Elmslie's alley
M^Gee James, labourer corner Filbert and Tenth
M'Gee Samuel, carpenter 1 5 Fayette
M'Gee Samuel, carpenter 30 North alley
M'Gee William, oakcooper Stillhouse alley
M'Gerry John, carter 292 south Fourth
M*Gill Henry, labourer corner Ninth and Walnut k
Cedar above Tenth
M'Gill James, tayior 1 20 south Fourth
M'Gill Margaret, grocer 72 south Front
M<Gill Stephen, blacksmith 3 Hi nkle's court
M*Gilligan Hugh, carpenter 124 Plum
M*Ginnis Arthur, labourer Cedar above Seventh
^^i PHILADELPHIA
M'Ginniss John, laylor 50 Cedar *
M*Ginnes Arthur, grocer corner Fourth and Plum
M'Ginness Danl. diaper weaver Spruce near Tenth
M'Ginness Neal, soapboiler, &c. 1 10 Plum
iM'Glathery George, carpenter 29 Plum
M'Glathery M. hatter 12 Strawberry
M'Gill Stephen, smith 418 north Third
M<Glinsey J. storekeeper 259 south Second
M<Glue Luke, coachtrimmer Columbia avenue
iM'Gonnegal Alexander, reedmaker 208 High
M<Gowen James, soapboiler 266 south Third
iM'Gowen widow of John, Cedar above Tenth
M'Gowen William, umbrellamaker 225 north Second
M*Go\ven Edward, grainmeasurer 11 1 Plum
M'Grath Robert, tavernk^eper 1 5 Cherry
M'Grath James, botler 21G north Front
Mac Gregor.John, 135 Pine
McGregor Mao me, widow 13 Burd*s alley
M'Gueigen F. typefounder Cedar above Ninth
M'Guire George, teacher Callowhill street Wharf
M'GuireThos. labourer 340 Sassafras [see Meguire.
M^Henry Thomas, carpenter 124 south Sixth
M'llhenney Wm. jun. attorney at law 17 south Fifth
M'llhenny Moses, carter 9 Passyunk
M'llhenney William, sen. taylor 52 Mulberry
M'llhenny Jas. distiller 55 S. 11 th & near 54 Tenth
M'llwaine F. merchant 79 Lombard
M'llwaine George, labourer near 227 south Third
M'llwaine Catharine, widow next 30 Callowhill
M'llwaine John, jun. printer 151 Ceder
M'llwham Thomas, brassfounder near 30 south Fifth
M<Intee Bernard, tobacconist Juniper alley
M*Intire & Murray, shoemakers 79 south Front
M'lntire Daniel, grocer Spruce above Eighth
M*Intire Margaret, mantuamaker Hunter's couit
M'lntire Samuel, cabinetmaker 108 Filbert
M'Intosh Alexander, labourer back 15 north Sixth
M<Keage James, painter 138 south Ninth
M*Karaher Danid, innkeeper 235 south Second
M<K araher Rosina, 9 2 Gaskill
M'Kay Thomas, bricklayer 5 Farmer's alley
M*Kay John, chairmaker 198 north Seeor*d
M»Kay Daniel, taylor 28 Gaskill
DIREpTORY. 1^2
M'Kean James, aGcomptant 1 Stall's court
M'Kean John, storekeeper 217 south Second
M'Kean widow of Lowry, carter Mark's lane
M'Kean Joseph, counsellor at law 95 north Second
M'Kean & Pratt, merchants 95 north Water
K<Kean Thomas, late governor of the Commonwealth
south Third between Union and Pine
M'Kean Thomas, jun. merchant near 48 south Eighth
M*Kee Thomas, storekeeper 178 south Second
M^Kee Hugh, carpenter Hunter's court
IV.*Kee Andrew, saddler 101 south Second
M'Kell Patrick, steward at the Alms-house
M'Keighan Daniel, storekeeper corner Locust Sc 9th
M*Kenzie Charles, 42 Strawberry
M'Kenzie Mary, widow 36 Union [see M^JQnzie,
M*Kenzie John, shipjoiner 3 north Front
M'Kenzie Sarah, shopkeeper 3 north Front
M'Knever, John, sea captain 45 Almond ^|gSfe
M'Keever John, sea captain 21 Callowhill WBP"
M'Keever William, taylor 321 Mulbeny
M'Knever James, grocer 343 south Front
M'Kibbon William, sea captain 71 Lombard
M'Kinley John, grocer 126 Sassafras
M*Kinley Alexander, bricklayer 131 Vine
M'Kinley Mrs. boardinghouse 4 Watkins' alley
M'Kinley Mrs. storekeeper 7 north Third
M'Kinley James, plaisterer 209 south Eighth
M'Kinley William, carpenter Elmslie's alley
M'Kinley William, carter 332 south Sixth
M'Kinley Hugh, cordwainer 1 62 Pine
M'-Kinney Wm. Cooper's court
M'Kinney A. m. d. 141 south Sixth
M'Kinney John, labourer 187 Vine
M'Kinzie John, grocer 60 George
M'Knight George, grocer corner Fourth k Cedar
M'Knight James, taylor Baker's alley
M'Knight Robert, labourer Locust above Twelfth
M'Koy John, shoemaker 31 George
M'Koy Robert, beliowsmaker and brand cutter 29 i
north Second
M'Lane Saml. breechesmaker & glover 8 south Third
M'Lauchlan Edward, sailmaker 201 north Front
IB4> PHILADELPHIA
M'Laughlin George, printer 155 Cedar
M'Laughlin 8c Strickland, grocers corner Seventh Sic
Chesnut
M'Laughlin John, biscuitbaker 129 Green
M*Laughlan J. boot 8c shoemaker cor. Cedar ScVemon
M'Laughlan Samuel, taylor 196 north Third
McLaughlin Wm. F. (George Inn) corner Second 8c
Mulberry
McLaughlin Patrick, tavernkeeper 54 Cedar
M'Laughlin Patrick, labourer 8 Pear
M'Laughlin Patrick, labourer Spruce above Tenth
M'Laughliii Peter, labourer 216 south Sixth
M'Laughlin widow of >ames, Lombard near Tenth
M'Laren A. fanmaker 14 Spruce
M'Leaf*n Samuel, carpenter 4 1 Passyunk
M'Lelland Wm. taylor 7 1 north Eighth
M'Leod John, rope maker and shipchandler near 37
Swan son
M'Leod Malcolm, carpenter back 154 Sassafras
M'Leveen Myles, sea captain 35 Vine
M'Linchey James, grocer 300 south Second
M*Linehey James, porter 204 Lombard
M'Mahon Bernard, flowerist, garden and grass seed
merchant 39 south Second
M'Mahon Henry, grocer 1 18 south Fifth
M'Mahon Wm. carpenter 135 north Sixth
M'Mannis M. taylor 86 Swanson
M'Mannus C. taylor 26 south Water
M'Mannus Owen, labourer 304 Sassafras
M'Manes Robert, labourer 62 Coates*
M'Master John, constable 81 Pine
M'Micken John, labourer 22 north Ninth
M'Monagal John, grocer 146 Lombard
M'Mullen Alexander, carter 152 south Sixth
M^Mullen Daniel, labourer Eleventh near Locust
M'Mallen James, taylor 103 Cedar
M'Mullen John, goldsmith Sc jeweller 120 S. Front
M'Mullen J. R. blacksmith 21 Prime
M'Mullen widow of Michael, painter, &c. 227 S. 3d
M'Mullen Robert, shipjoiner and county treasurer,
office near 161 and dwelling 162 Swanson
M'Mullen Sarah, storekeeper 309 south Second
M*Mullen Wm. carpenter oS north Fourth
DIRECTORY. 185
M<M alien Wm. shipjoiner 309 south Second
M' Mullen Mrs. gentlewoman 19 Vernon
M<Mutrie Mrs. 204 Spruce
M'Nally Daniel, carpenter 92 Spruce
M'Namee John, shoemaker 166 Pine
M*Namee Wm. shopkeeper 224 Catharine
M'Neil Wakeford, porter Spafford
M'Neil John, labourer north Juniper
M<Nellis Wm. labourer 19 Pewterplatter alley
M* Nelly B. ladies shoemaker 35 Beck's alley
M'Near & Ferguson, grocers 139 Pine
M*Neir and Cribs, grocers 126 north Fourth
M^Neran Malcolm, sea captain 336 south Front
M'Nester Andrew, plaisterer 34 Mary
M'Nochtane Cornelia, widow 35 Keys' alley
M'Phail widow of John, grocer 84 south Eighth
M'Phail Wm. carpenter 227 south Third
M'Pherson Thomas, mariner 18 Little Water
M'Pherson. Hugh, sea captain 301 south Front
Mcpherson widow, confectioner 109 Walnut
M^Pherson Wm. naval ofhcer, customhouse, carpen-
ter's buildings
' M'Quaid FeHx, soapboiler 188 Sassafras
M'Queen A. mariner 39 Cable lane
M*Quilling Abraham, victualler 51 Fitzwalter
M^Handles widow of Benj. grocer 331 south Seeond
M<Shane Francis, attorney at law 17 south Fifth
M'Wee Thomas, mariner 41 6 south Second
Maas David, shoemaker 8 1 Pine
Maas Jacob, professor of music Portland lane
Macferran Samuel, justice of the peace 456 N. Third
Mack Jacob, ropemaker Cedar above Eleventh
Mack Conrad, baker 322 south Second
Mack Catharine, 160 Lombard
Mackason Wm. & John, shipwrights 25 Sassafras
Macklen Samuel, accomptant 149 Sassafras
Mackey Richard, shoemaker 225 Cedar
Mackey Wm, boardinghouse 6 Vernon
Mackey John, teacher 74 Walnut
Mackie Peter, soap and candle manufactory 319 N#
Second
Mackie Thomas, merchant 164 south Front
Q.2
186 PHILADELPHIA
Mackie Samuel, boot and shoemaker 167 S. Third
Maclure & Robertsons, merchants Walnut-st. wharf
Mac Cue Connel, grocer 184 north Water
Macurdy Hugh, storekeeper 223 south Second
Madaria George, carter William
Madden Stacy, shoemaker Hoffman's alley
Maddock Mrs. mantuamaker 5 Prune
Maddock Ezekiel E. merchant 153 south Front and
209 Spruce
Madurien A. perfumer 244 south Front
Maffet David, sea captain 69 New
Maffet James, sea captain 248 south Fron^
Magee Patrick, grocer 10 Pine
Magaw Thomas, labourer Pine near Eleventh
Mager Philip Sc Nicholas, next 43 Artillery lane
Mager Wm. shipwright 151 Green
Maggs Jacob, shoemaker 53 Coates'
Magoffin John, merchant 38 north Eighth
Magrath IVlichael, tall©wchandler 25 Brewer's alley
Magragh George, carver 1 1 Quarry
Maher John, of U. S, army Federal
Maher John, grocer corner Cedar and Swan son
Mahany Cynthias grocer corner Lombard & Fourth
Mahany James, storekeeper corner Front & Walnut
Mahaney James, ostler 150 south Fourth
Maillard Louis^ merchant 102 south Wharves and 59
south Eleventh
Maingault Benjamin, shipwright WelPs court
Maitland ?ohn Sc Thomasj grocers corner Cedar and
Fifth and 35 Passyunk
Major Wm, tayior 69 south Front
Male Archibald, stagedriver 1 1 7 Green
Mjelambre Jacob, boot and shoemaker 5 1 S. Front
Malcolm Jane, widow 199 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Malcolm J. G. merchant 199 Walnut (Sansom'srow)
Malin John, carpenter back 1 1 1 north Fifth
Malin James, teacher 6 Lee*s court
Mayley Wm. carter corner Thirteenth Sc Walnut
May ley widow of Wm. sea captain Vine-st, wharf
Mayley Wm. grocer 203 Shippen
INlalone John, oakcooper corner St. John's and Tarn-
manv
DIRECTORY. I87
Malone J^hn S. constable 359 Mulberry
l^alone Wm. cabinetmaker Juniper above Cherry
Maloney John, combmaker comer Filbert and Tenth
Mallen Patrick, typefeiinder Cedar above Ninth
Mallon Mrs. young ladies seminary 339 High
Maltby Sarah, \vidow 264 south Front
Manie Peter, miniature painter 17 north Sixth
Mafiie C. victualler Charlotte
Manderson Andrew, storekeeper 445 north Second
Manderson James, baker Goforth alley
Mandeville David, accomptant 81 north Sixth
Mandry Wm. 3 Watkins' alley
Manell C. baker 200 south Second
Manigault Mrs. gentlewoman 453 High
Maniuvre Lewis, slablekeeper 8 1 Union
Mann Daniel, merchant 57 Sassafras
Mann John, shoemaker 94 Vine
Mann Wm. grocer corner Fourth and Vine
Mann Wm. tavernkeeper 11 Walnut
Mann Charles, mate 59 north Fourth
Mann Jacob, porter 2 1 9 north Eighth
Manning Matthew, mariner 381 north Front
Manning Wm. tinplate worker 226 south Second
Manning Thomas S. printer 148 south Fourth
Manly Henry, gentleman 1 3 Branch
Mansel John, umbrellamaker 22 south Third
Mansfield Sarah, widow 3 Shriver's court
Mantle Conrad, baker 32 Strawberry
Manville Madame, 10 Moravian alley
Manyer John, surgeon barber 80 Brown
Marache Solomon, broker 30 south Fifth
Marcer Joseph, tayloy 30 Branch
Marcker Andrew, baker 65 north Eighth
March mint Jesse, shoemaker 32 1 south Second
Marcker Jacob, late grocer 34 Green
Marcker Philip, blacksmith 464 south Front
Markoe Francis, merchant 73 south "^ater and 226
Walnut
Markoe John, gentleman 415 High
Mariner Andrew, mariner 32 Artillery lane
Mariner Fen wick, pilot 467 south Front
Marinot — — , 1 1 8 Spruce
188 PHILADELPHIA
Maris & Evens, merchants 31 south Wharves
Maris Wm. merchant 126 Spruce
Markland John, merchant 204 and 208 Sassafras
Marckley Mrs. widow 48 Budd
Markley John, carpenter 50 Artillery lane
Markley Solomon, hatter 26 Cresson*s alley
Markley Isaac, carter Poplar lane
Markley Jacob, lumber merchant 31 1 north Third
Markley Thomas, mariner 458 south Second
Markwood B. wheelwright Zane
Marks Ann, widow 141 north Fourth
Marks Daniel, rigger Fourth above Coates'
Marks Isaac, merchant 1 1 5 north Fifth
Marks James, sea captain 256 south Front
Marks Nicholas, grocer 162 Spruce
Marks Hannah, nurse 54 Callowhili
Marks widow of John, St. John*s (Batlitown)
Marley Richard I. shoemaker 1 5 north Sixth
Marley Wm. cordwainer 311 High
Marley Wm- labourer near 221 Callowhili
Marlin Lewis, upholsterer 192 Lombard
Marbel Joseph, grocer 93 Passyunk
Marr George, merchant 338 High
Marr Miss, 50 south Sixth
Marr John, saddler near 81 north Fifth
Marette Lewis, 33 Coates' alley
Marrs Robert, silverplater 14 Greenleaf alley
Marsh John, mariner 291 south Fourth
Marsh Joseph, jun. lumber merchant 20 Christian
Marsh Joseph, sen. shipchandler 2 1 1 Swanson, and
23 Christian
Marshall A. shoemaker corner Callowhili Sc Fourth
Marshall Amor, wafermaker 59 Walnut
Marshall Abraham, carpenter 7 Fayette
Marshall Benjamin, merchant 140 Sassafras
Marshall I. R. 24 Strawberry
Marshall Charles, jun. druggist 226 High and 24
Sansom
Marshall Charles, sen. chemist 56 Chesnut
Marshall Charles, tea warehouse 74 north Third
Marshall E. labourer 164 north Eighth
DIRECTORY. 189
Marshall Hannah, boardinghouse 142 north Front
Marshall John, shipwright Say's alley
Marshall John, bricklayer I Mary's alley
Marshall Susannah, shopkeeper 65 north Seventh
Marshall Thomas, painter and glazier 42 Chesnut
Marshall Wm. grocer 285 south Front
Marsdon David, gunsmith 1 1 1 Brown
Mart Mary, 188 south Fourth
Martel Stephen, gentleman 154 Pine
Martin Benj. grazier 41 Mary (S.)
Martin Bahan, combmaker 44 north Second
Martin Charles, board in ghousc 4 Swanson
Martin Charles, accomptant 14 Coombs* alley
Martin Elias, 454 north Second
Martin Ezra, bricklayer corner Elizabeth & Seventh-
Martin Francis, grocer 68 north Second
Martin Henry, mate 32 Almond
Martin Jacob, accomptant 452 south Front
Martin J. blacksmith Locust near Eighth
Martin Joseph D. druggist 127 Chesnut
Martin James, bookbinder 88 north Fifth
Martin James, jun. grazier 443 south Second
Martin James, gentleman 66 George (S.)
Martin John, accomptant Noble above Second
Martin John, mariner 1 9 Parram's alley
Martin John, mariner next 318 south Front
Martin John, flour merchant 75 north Seventh
Martin John, oakcooper 142 Cedar
Martin Isaac, cabinetmaker 110 south Tenth
Martin Joseph, gentleman 275 north Second
Martin Jane, mantuamaker Hunter's court
Martin Margaret, 280 south Front
Martien Mrs. tutress 16 Church alley
Martien Mrs. tayloress 168 north Fifth
Martin & Par ham, cabinetmakers 99 north Front
Martin Philip, sea captain 36 Queen
Martin Picquet, merchant 173 High
Martin Robert C. saddler and harnessmaker 1 62 Higk
Martin Mrs. tutress 136 south Seventh
Martin Mrs. of Thomas, 203 Cherry
Martin Samuel, sailmaker 201 south Fourth
Martin Thomas, smith 15 Sterling alley
190 PHILADELPHIA
Martin Thomas, grazier near 443 south Second
Martin Wm. saddler 40 Strawberry
Martin Wm. merchant 29 south Second
Martz Philip, surgeon 69 Green
Masden Benjamin, merchant 1 9 south Water ^
Masden & Bunker, merchants 1 9 south Water
Mason P. widow 13 Vine
Mason Mrs. of H. boardinghouse 23 North alley-
Mason Elias, taylor 385 south Front
Mason N. Isaac, bookbinder 33 Pewterplatter alley
Mason Jacob, chairmaker 49 Pine
Mason Isaac, merchant 5 6 New
Mason Joseph, saddletree maker 231 south Second
Mason 8c Lackey, block makers 1 5 south W^harves
Mason Mary, storekeeper 231 south Second
Mason Philip, enginemaker 1 3 1 south Sixth
Mason Robert, accomptant 73 Union
Mason Samuel, collector of tolls Schuylkill Bridge
Mason Tanton, baker 218 Swanson
Mason Thomas, Windsor chairmaker 120 CallowhiU
Mason William, oak cooper Turner's alley
Mason William, blockmaker 6- north Third
Massey Charles, sen. gentleman l46fPine
Massey Charles, jun. merchant 168 Sassafras
Massey Jamas W. planemaker 76 CroNvn
Massey John, merchant 9 Penn
Massey Thomas, merchant 63 Pine
Massey Thomas, carpenter 114 CallowhiU
Master Joseph, guager 15 Combs' alley
Masters James, carpenter George near Eleventh
Master William, ladies shoemaker 65 south Third
Masters Thomas, merchant 37 Sansom
Mather James, grocer George near Eleventh
Mather Samuel, hatter 186 Lombard
Matthias Charles, carter Oak (N. Lv)
Mathieue Armant, 184 south Sixth
Mathieu Joseph, m. d. 16 Branch
Mathison Niel, grocer 12 Pine
Matlack Abraham, mate 203 north Front
Matlack Benjamin, sea captain 302 south Third
Matlack Samuel, taylor 202 north Front
Matson Mary, upholsterer 30 Union
DIRECTORY. .191
Mattern Andrew, potter 247 north Second
Matthews Tames, whipmaker 72 Chesnut
Matthews James, hair dresser 25 Chesnut
Matthews James, vendue cryer 128 Plum
Matthews John, paper store 64 north Third
IMatthews Lucy, shopkeeper 47 north Second
Matthews Thomas, teacher Fromberger's court
Matts John, labourer 434 north Front
Maul Alexander, labourer 266 north Second
MauU & Plill, boat builders 161 Swanson
Maull John, sailmaker 18 Carter's alley
MaullNehemiah, boat builder 24 8 8s 155 Swanson
MauU Benjamin, combmaker 389 north Front
Maull R. ^ J. sailmakers 10 south Wharves
MauU Robert, sailmaker 8 Elfreith's alley
MauU Israel, carpenter 35 Cherry
Mavery John, lal3ourer 1 S 1 Cedar
Maver John, taylor 99 north Ninth
Mawhorter Thomas, cabinet maker 143 Cherry
Maxfield Joseph, inspector of lumber 305 N. Second
Maxseiner Adam, taylor 218 north Third
Maxwell A. clock and watchmaker 163 south Front
Maxwell James, shipwright Beach
Maxwell Hugh, late printer 3 Laeiitia court
Maxwell James, printer 93 CallowhiU
Maxwell John, weaver 1 1 6 Christian
Maxwell John, tinsmith 72 Coates'
Maxwell WiUiam, weaver 68 Catharine
Maxwell Robert, storekeeper 51 north Second
May Adam, grocer 30 north Ninth
May Lewis, newscarrier 9 Sassafras alley
May widow of George, 24 Parram's alley
May Henry, hatter 83 north Tenth
Mays John, Fourth above Brown
Mayburry Jeremiah W. grocer 268 north Front
Mayburry & Potts, iron merchants corner Arch ^3d
Maybin John, merchant 5 Chesnut
Mayer George, porter Fourth above Noble
Mayer Godlip, baker 46 Vine
Mayer Hannah, widow 495 north Third
Mayer Jacob, accoraptant 62 north Fifth
Mayer N.dyer, coverlet weaver, Sec. 139 south TentU
192 PHILADELPHIA
Mayer Rev. Philip F. 109 Sassafras
Mayers Andrew, limner 94 Budd
Mayer Frederick, labourer Blackhorse alley
Mayland Jacob, tobacconist 99 Sassafras
May land Samuel, tobacconist Pcmberton's alley
Maylegh Simon, mariner Charlotte
Maysenhaelder Charles, jeweller 77 north Front
Mayweg John, whitesmith corner Third and Green
Maze George, mast maker 33 Mary
Mazurie Jas. I, merchant 28 S. Front Sc 59 N. Fourth
Meade Edward, sea captain 375 south Front
Meade Wm. printer 112 north Sixth
Meade James, Imir dresser near 308 south Front 8c
291 south Third
Mead Mary, widow 132 Coates'
Means Arthur, milkman back 16 south Sixth
Means John, carpenter looking-glass and picture-
frame maker 172 Pine
Means John, copperplate printer back 152 Sassaffas
Means John, hatter Baker's alley
Means James, shipwright Oak (N.L.)
Meany John, merchant corner Columbia- Avenue
and Walnut
Mears Sc Smedley, hardware store 9 1 High
Mears Benjamin, hard-ware merchant, 9 1 High
Meare John, merchant 4 Norris* alley
Mease James, m, d. 192 Ghesnut
Mease Mrs. widow 33 Elizabeth
Mecaskey Andrew, storekeeper 232 south Second
Mecke John, cabinet maker 64 north Second
Mecom Abia, storekeeper 46 south Third
Meeker C. shoemaker St, Tammany
Meeker Samuel, shoe warehouse 88 High corner 3d
Meeker Samuel & Co. shoewrarehouse 88 High
Meeker Samuel, merchant 2 1 5 High
Meer, John, sen. artist 4 south Seventh
Mein Andrew, teacher 6 Laurel
Mein Thomas, carpenter 6 Budd
Mein Thomas, stonecutter 334 High
Maguire Michael, grocer 205 Cedar
Meguire Philip, smith Farmer's alley [5^5 M^Guire.
Megvure Wm. caMnetmaker 177 south Second
DIRECTORY. 193
Megiiire Philip, labourer corner of Front and Queen
Meguire Joseph, labourer 148 north Fifth
Meguire John,accomptant Farmer's alley
Meibeck John, commission merchant 39 North alley
Melcher H. carpenter 176 Pine
Meldrum Robert, smith and innkeeper 2 1 9 N. Secon
Melew John mariner 41 1 south Front
Mencer Bernard, carpenter Locust near Tenth
Mendenhall Isaac, grocer 26 Pear
Mensing Frederick, shoemaker 168 Chesnut
Mentel , baker 198 south Second
Mentz Eliza, widow 68 Sassafras
Mentz George W. bookbinder 71 Sassafras
Menzies J. clock & watchmaker 140 south Front
Mercer widow of George, shoemaker 169 south
Third
Mercer R. grocer corner of Front and Draw-
bridge ,
Mercer Robert, sea captain 1 Mary ISee Marcer
Mercier Bernard, 177 south Third
Mercer Miss, ladies' seminary 60 north Fifth
Mercier Charles, professor of music 36 Farmer*s
alley
Mercier Charles, confectioner 112 High
Mercier Sc Baird, grocers 12 south Wharves
Mercier John, grocer 2 south Wharves
Meredith Benjamin, brewer 90 Crown
Meredith James, stonecutter Cherry near Uth -
Meredith Jonathan & David, 77 north Fourth
Meredith William, attorney at law 88 south Fourth
Merkel Jacob, chairmaker 377 north Third
Merrefield Joseph, merchant 16 south Second
Merrick Jane, widow near 6 Mary
Merrick Joshua, carpenter 10 Mary
Merrick Samuel merchant 48 north Sixth, compt-
inghouse over 13 south Fronth
Merrill Wm. J. grocer 122 south Tenth
Merrill Otis B, printer 124 south Tenth
Merrit D. spinning-M heel maker 18 Coombs' alfcy
Merrit Joseph, carter Webb's alley
Mervyn F. shoemaker 74 Christian
Mervine George, grocer 79 PIuHi
Mcrvine John, taylor 14 B&nk
194 PHILADELPKTA
Merry John, cavpenler 2 14 south Seventli
McsschertM. H. merchant 94 south Fifth
Messi John, next 246 south Seventh
Messier Miss, ladies' academy 60 north Tifih
Metz WilUam, carter corner 4th and Merritt's lane
Metzer Abrahanm, labourer, 443 north Third
Metzer George, pumpraaker Fourth above Brown
Metzger John M. tayior 245 north Second
Meyers Henry, innkeeper i08 north Fifth
Meyer Jacob, bookbinder 179 N. Second \^See Myer,
Meyers Jacob, grocer 454 Sassafras
Michael Joseph, sea captain 105 Swanson
Middletcn Joseph, shallopman 22 Union alley
Middleton G. lumber merchant 170 north Fourth
Middieton John, hatter 43 Vine
Middleton Samuel, bricklayer 172 north Four h
Middleton William, tayior corner Green and Third
Middleton k Woolley, lumber yard 133 Callowhill
Miercken widow of Henry, gentleman 41 Shippen
Miercken Peter ScCo. sugar-refiners 37 Shippen
jVIiersch Frederick, hog victualler Charles
Miffiin Benjamin, accoraptant 22 north Eighth
MifRin John F. counsellor at law 5 and 9 Union
^Mifflin Samuel F. merchant Chesnut second door
above Seventh
Mifflio Thos. merchant 9 S. Water Sc 128 Spruce
Mifflin's wharf opens 13o Sc 139 north Water
Miles Edward, jun. storekeeper 36 south Second
Miles Edward, miniature painter 36 south Second
Miles Lewis, acccmptant 360 south Second
Miles Rebecca, widow 29 north Eighth
Miles Richard, boot and shoemaker 89 north Front
Miles Robert, carpenter 1 1 4 south Tenth
Miles S. mate 25 5 south Second
Miles Thomas, grocer 102 south Tenth
Miley Frederick, sen. & jun. carters Juniper above
Cherry
Miley Frederick, labourer 526 north Third
Miley Jacob & John, victuallers 136 Brown
Miley Jacob, innkeeper 434 north Third
Miley Matthias, bricklayer 132 Callowhill
Millard Benjamin, tavernkeeper 164 High
DIRECTORY. 195
Millard Thomas, wheel and chairmaker 408 N. Front
Millard William, carpenter 380 south Second
Millard William, blacksmith 23 Prime
Miilbien John, baker SO Queen
Miller Andrew, smith 160Coates'
Miller Ann, gentlewoman 199 Spruce
Miller Adam, watchman 1 14 north Eighth
Miller Andrew, potter N. W. corner Zane & Seventh
Miller Alexander I, merchant 95 Pine
Miller widow of Alexander, carter 158 Spruce
Miller Andrew, sea captain 55 Union
Miller Mrs, of Abraham, 20 Appletree alley-
Miller Abraham & Andrew, jun. potters corner Zane
and Seventh
Miller Arthur, grocer 123 Vine
Miller Catharine, shopkeeper 116 Callowhill
Miller Conard, taylor 309 north Front
Miller Charles, grocer 1 9 1 north Third
Miller Daniel, carter 93 Budd
Miller Daniel, innkeeper 427 north Second
Miller Daniel H. ironmonger 162 north Second
Miller David, grocer 230 south Second
Miller Daniel, painter, &c. 10 Plum
IXIiiier George, shipjoiner Charlotte
Miller F. soapboiler Griffits' alley
Miller Henry, accomptant 19 I north Eighth
Miller Henry, shipwright Hanover
Miller Henry, mariner 1 35 north Water
Miller Henry, jun. sawsharper 93 Mulberry
Miller Henry, sawsharper 299 north Third
Miller Henry, tobacconist 208 north Second
Miller Henry, victualler 262 north Eighth
Miller Hannah, segar maker 123 north Sixth.
Miller Jacob, potter 13 Artillery lane
Miller Jacob, shoemaker 89 Coates*
Millar James, grocer 29 south Wharves
.Miller James, tobacconist 155 north Third
Miller James W. merchant 233 south Front
Miller James, stevadore 66 Almond
Miller Jane, widow 260 Sassafras
Miller John, innkeeper 63 north Fourth
Miller widow of John, tavernkeeper 127 S. Water
196 PHILADELPHIA
IVflller John, cooper 277 north Front
Miller John, jiin. merchant 202 south Front
Miller John, shoemaker near 545 north Third
Miller John, carter 197 Lombard
Miller John, shoemaker 390 north Third
Miller John, marblecutter 37 1 High
Miller John, mariner Burd's alley & 16 Pewterplat-
ter alley
Miller John, baker 188 St. John*s
Miller John, oakcooper Fourth above Poplar lane
Miller John, victualler 138 Sassafras
Miller widow of John, labourer north Broad
Miller John, blacksmith 3 1 7 Callowhill
Miller Jonathan, ^Co. merchants 182 High
Miller Jonathan, merchant 182 High
^niler Joseph, grocer 152 north Third
Miller Joseph, cabinetmaker 407 north Third
Miller Joshua, cajter near 16 Queen
Miller Margaret, boardinghouse corner Minor Sc 6th
Miller Mrs. victualler Lawrence
Miller Mary, widow 13 Appletree alley
Miller Martin, labourer 45 Brown
Miller M. boardinghouse 2 north Eighth
Miller Mrs. widow Wood near Sixth
Miller Mary, shopkeeper 399 north Third
Miller Michael, potter 314 north Second
Miller widow of Michael, wheat fanmaker 172 Spruce
Miller Nicholas, blacksmith Peggs
Miller Philip, printer 88 south Third
Miller Peter, shoemaker 25 Callowhill
Miller Peter, m. d. 56 north Fourth
Miller Philip, tobacconist 78 Cedar
Miller Philip, blacksmith near 82 Brown
Miller Philip, carter i94 Cherry
Miller Sanmel, carpenter 49 Green
Miller Samuel, wheat fanmaker 170 Spruce
Miller Samuel, shoemaker corner High &: Thirteenth
Miller Thomas, taylor Patton's court
Miller Valentine, merchant 292 High
Miller ^ Van Buren, merchants 109 south Front
Miller William J. merchant 187 south Third
Miller WilUam, jeweller 39 Cable lane
DIRECTORY. 197
Miller William, labourer 274 St. John's
Miller William, sea captain 14 Pine
Miller William, carter 135 Cherry
Milligan James, gentleman 263 Chesniit [_see Mulligc.r
Milligan Patrick, printer Leech's court
Milligan William, grocer 45 Small
Millington David, sea captain near 331 south Second
Milikin Robert, shoemaker 40 Chesnut
Milikin c^'Torens, grocers 49 Chesnut
Milikin William, storekeeper 22 Strawberry
Millman William, shoemaker 12 Equality court
Milliman John, shoemaker 81 north Fifth
Mills Edmund, boardinghouse 45 Cherry
Mills Michael, mariner 292 south Third
iVIillson John, painter, &:c. corner Chesnut and 12th
Milne Richard, merchant 9 S. Front & 193 Walnut
Milner John, tavernkeeper 85 north Water
Milner Samuel, carpenter 2 Schriver's court
Milnor Isaac, guager 1 1 1 south Second
Milnor James, attorney at law 108 Walnut
Milnor John, commission broker 138 north Fourth
Milner Larkum, merchant 1 1 Vine
Milnor Robert, druggist Isfc. Ill south Second
Milnor WiUiam, jun. attorney at law and conveyancer
166^111 south Second
Miltenberger Catharine, widow 108 Green
Milwood William, mastmaker 96 Budd
Minks Catherine, shopkeeper 25 1 Sassafras
Mingle Elfzabeth, midwife 22 Appletree all^y
Mingle John, bellows maker 28 Appletree alley
Mingle John, blacksmith 263 and 264 Sassafras
Mingle Philip, sea captain 202 Sassafras
Mingus Thomas, smith York road near Wood
Minnick Jos. P. m. d. 167 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Minier Wm. carpenter 157 north Sixth
Mintz Charles, tinsmith 203 north Third
Mintzer Adam, caner 32 1 north Third
Mintzer Christopher, hog victualler Say's alley
Mintzer George, carter 246 north Second
Mmtzer Mrs. G. widow near 60 St. John's
Mmtzer George j. taylor 402 north Second
R 2
198 PHILADELPHIA
Mintzer John, victualler Fourth above Poplar lane
Mintzer John, carter St. Tammany near Third
Mhnzer Joseph, victualler Charlotte
Mintzer Christopher, i2r Brown
Mintzer William, victualler Fourth aboVe Bro'-in
Miquet Francis, hair dresser 371 north Front
Mirkel John, rigger 10 Budd {^see-MerkeL
Miskey Anthony, trader 382 north Second
Mitchell Andrew, grocer Marks lane
Mitchell Abraham, oak cooper 1 6 1 north Water
Mitchell Alexander, hair dresser 143 north Front
Mitchell Benjamin, bricklayer 26 Cable lane
Mitchell Benjamin, jun. carpenter 73 Crown
Mitchell Charles, hairdresser 213 north Second
Mitchell David, carpenter 129 Vine
Mitchell Francis, trunkmaker S. Juniper near High
Mitchell George, carpenter 243 Swan son
Mitchell Jacob, mahogany merchant 1 3 1 Cedar
Mitchell John, chairmaker 76 south Fourth
Mitchell Jabez, smith 546 north Second
Mitchell James, carpenter corner Cherry lif Seventh
Mitchell Joseph, mariner 412 south Second
Mitchell Samuel, innkeeper 206 Vine
Mitchell Thomas, conveyancer 195 south Second
Mitchell William, sea captain 24 St. John's
Mitchell Thomas, chairmaker corner Shippen and
George
Mitchell William, chairmaker 75 Lombard
Mitroan Philip, shipjoiner Oak above Noble and 4 \
Green
Mitz Adam, porter James
Mock Adam, labourer 527 north Third
Moffet James, grocer north-west corner Front and
Catharine [See Moffet.
Moffet Robert, grocer 3 18 south Front
Moffet Robert, carter Locust above Ninth
Moffet Adam, labourer back 68 north Sixth
Moffet Spencer, grocer 426 north Second
MoiUe M. winecooper 31 Coates' alley
Moiiere H. shipchandlpr 292 south Second
Molin James, lapidary 3 Sterling alley
Molyneux John, shopkeeper 316 south Second
DIRECTORY. 199
Molony Jas. currier 80 Chesnut i^f 3 1 Carter's alley
Molony baml. carter near 60 St. John's Isee Mulony.
Monach Andrew, merchant 386 south Second
Mongan Francis, grocer corner Plum and Fourth
Mona Ludwick, labourer 145 Coates*
Moneger John P. painter near 75 north Tenth
Monell ^ Hanson, taylors 174 south Second
Mongea R. m. d. 8 1 south Third
Monk George, sea captain 54 Vine
Monk Ann, seamstress 47 Green
Monroe William, shoemaker 90 Gaskill
Montant C. merchant 89 High
Montanye Edward, shoemaker 122 Cedar
Montany widow of William, grocer 1 80 north FroJit
Montelius William, tobacconist 1 72 High
Montgomery Andrew, teacher 322 south Front
Montgomery Charles, shoemaker 241 north Second
Montgomery David, carter 4 Prune
Montgomery James, attorney at law 72 south Sixth
Montgomery James, inspector of customs 93 Pine
Montgomery Mary, widow 28 3l. Chesnut
Montgomery , sea captain Tenth near Pine
Montgomery 55'Newbold, merchants 101 north Front
Montgomery Thomas, gentleman 31 Lombard
Montgomery William, accomptant 195 south Fourth
Montgomery Wm. boot ^ shoemaker 61 S. Second
Montgomery William, merchant 128 Mulberry
Montier Robert, bottler 130 north Front 8c 61 Crown
Montina Joseph, teacher 117 north Sixth
Monington John, carpenter 142 north Eighth
Montmollin F. auctioneer, stores 51 & 53 N. Front,
dwelling 32 Mulberry
Moodie Mrs. midwife 184 Lombard
Moody James, mate 395 south Front
Mooney Cornelius, labourer 272 south Fourth
Mooney John, labourer 61 Christian
Mooney William, carter 1 60 south Front
Mooney John, shoemaker 24 Gak (S.)
Mooney Thomas, labourer 133 Pine
Mooney William, taylor 143 south Water
Moore Abraham, shoemaker 117 German
200 PHILADELPHIA
Moore Alexr. stable keeper dwelling corner Fourth
and Spruce, stables 213 south Second
Moore Geore D. painter, &c. 15 north Sixth
Moore C. shopkeeper 308 north Second
Moore & Herkness, stonecutters 1 1 north Seventh
& 19 Filbert
Moore Henry, carpenter 1 Heyde's court
Moore Hugh, oak cooper 28 Elfreith's alley
Moore James, merchant 66 north Fifth
Moore James, sea captain 224 Walnut
Moore James, bottler 12 Almond
Moore James, accomptant 366 south Second
Moore James, cooper 43 Noble
Moore Jeremiah, smith Emlen's court
Moore John, shoemaker 322 south Sixth
Moore John, carpenter Kunckle
Moore John, combmaker Cherry near Eleventh
Moore John, bricklayer corner Fourth and Shippen
Moore John, bricklayer 214 Sassafras
Moore John, victualler Garden
Moore Joseph, shopkeeper 2 Bank
Moore Marmaduke, stonecutter 42 Filbert
Moore Mrs. grocer corner German & Fourth
Moore Peter, plaisterer 198 Lombard
Moore Reuben, chimneysweep 193 Lombard
Moore Samuel, saddler, &c. back 170 Spruce
Moore Robinson R. accomptant 51 Pine
Moore 8c Roch, grocers corner Sixth 8c Shippen
Moore Samuel, carpenter Fourth above Poplar lane
Moore Sarah, widow 36 Moravian alley
Moore Sarah, gentlewoman 1 1 6 Arch
Moore Thomas, sea captain 18 Cable lane
Moore Thomas L. gentleman 42 Pine
Moore Wm. soapboiler corner Callowhill and'Fourth
Moos Christopher, victualler Laurence
Marand Augustus, musician 153 south Sixth
Morehane Joseph, accomptant 43 Vine
Morel D. L. Asiatic stropmaker 54 Sassafras
Moreland Martha, boardinghouse 43 Vine
Morey Lewis, sea captain 263 south Front
Morgan Benj. R. counsellor at law 4 1 Mulberry
DIRECTORY. 201
Margan George W. magistrate 207 north Third
Morgan John, pocketbook manufacturer 10 S. Front
Morgan James, carpenter back 175 Cherry
Morgan Peter, grocer 192 south Second
Morgan Rachael, storekeeper 41 north Third
Morgan Solomon, shoemaker 535 south Fourth
Morgan Thomas, fruiterer 62 south Fourth
Morgan Wm. wharfbuilder Beach
Morgan Thomas, sea captain 55 Queen
Morgan Wm, H. gilder 60 south Fourth
Morgan widow of Thomas, merchant 106 Mulberry-
Morgan Wm. shoemaker 80 High
Morrell I. W. merchant 162 Mulberry
Morrell J. Sc Son, cWna and glass merchants 24 N.
Front
Morrell John, china merchant 24 north Front
Morrell James, hatter 171 north Second
Morrell Mrs. midwife 71 Union
[see Murrell and Morel
Morrell Robert, china merchant 2 1 1 High
Morrell Toseph, shoemaker 70 Christian
Morrell Wm. labourer 97 Swanson
Morrell Wm. sea captain 24 north Front
Morris Ann, storekeeper 68 north Fourth
Morris Anthony, counsellor at law 72 south Second
Morris Andrew, mariner 94 north Seventh
Morris Benjamin, gentleman 450 High
Morris Benjamin, jun. gentleman 240 High
Morris Casper W. brewer 151 High
Morris & Fraley, merchants 191 High
Morris & Gaul, brewers near 147 High
Morris George Sc Co. merchants 32 north Third
Morris Isaac W. brewer 98 south Front
Morris Israel W. merchant 149 south Water
Morris Jeremiah, druggist 293 High
Morris John, labourer 434 north Front
Morris James, oakcooper 29 George
Morris Joseph, labourer 28 Brown
Morris Joseph, carpenter 58 north Eighth
Morris Joseph, brewer 96 north Front
IVIorris Joseph, hatter 12 Chancery lane
202 PHILADELPHIA
Morris Littleton, carter 242 Lombard
Morris Mrs. painting and drawing academy 2 Heyde's
court
Morris Richard Hill, merchant 34 south Second
Morris widow of Robert, gentleman next 1 5 1 Walnut
Morris widow of Owen, comedian 89 south Sixth
Morris Robert, sea captain 58 Almond
Morris Rees, grocer 2 1 5 north Third
Morris Richard, merchant 88 Mulberry
Morris Sarah, gentlewoman 20 Branch
Morris Samuel, merchant 65 south Second
Morris Susan, gentlewoman 35 Filbert
Morris Thomas, bookbinder back 26 Spruce
Morris Thomas, plaisterer Gherry near Eleventh
Morris Thomas, brewer 86 north Second
Morris 8c Wm. Wurts, merchants 137 High
Morris's wharf opens next 107 south wateb.
Morrison widow of Alexander, 4^9 south Front
Morrison Alexander, carpenter 33 Giles' alley
Morrison Daniel, turner 46 north Seventh
Morrison James, mariner 1 9 1 north Front
Morrison Hugh, tavernkeeper 238 south Third
Morrison Samuel, stonecutter Walnut near 1 1th
Morrison Thomas, carpenter near 1 6 Prune
Morrison William, sea captain 103 Lombard
Morrow John, shoemaker 43 Prime
Morrow widow of John, Gherry above Eleventh
Morrow Wm. carter 68 Passyunk road
Morse George, sea captain 235 Spruce
Mortimer Mrs. ladies seminary 206 Walnut
Morton Andrew, shipwright 3 Equality court
Morton Benjamin, hatter 343 south Second
Morton widow of George, sea captain 299 S. Front
Morton Isaac, sea captain 339 south Second
Morton Joseph, storekeeper 178 north Second
Morton John, merchant 116 south Front
Morton John, jun. merchant 56 south Wharves and
149 south Second
Mosely Abraham, storekeeper High near 13th
Moses Henry, currier 377 north Front
Moses Abraham, storekeeper 454 N. Third
DIRECTORY. 205
Moses Solomon, merchant 260 High
Moses Solomon and Co. merchants 178 High
Moss Isaac, shoemaker Biitton's aUey {See Maas.
Moss John, merchant 131 High
Moss S= merchant 125 Lombard
Moss John A. shoemaker 32 north Fourth
Moss Christopher, shoemaker 4 iutler's Court
Mottley Mary widow, 30 Coates' alley
Mott Edward, paint warehouse 73 north Third
Mott Edward and Co. paintfactory Watkins' alley
Mott Wm commission merchant 63 south Third
Moulder Mary, widow 13 Sassafras
Moulder Margaret, boarding house 24 Pear
Moulder Wm. teacher 27 Cable lane
P.Ioulson John, storekeeper 64 Mulberry
Mount T. B. merchant 4 Cable lane
Mount Thomas, grocer 540 north Third
Mower J. grocer 76 Green
Mountea George, shoemaker 17 Farmer's alley
Moylan Jasper, counsellor at law 217 Mulberry
Moyer Peter, plaisterer near 172 north Fourth
Mozer Martin, potter 3 10 north Second
Much James, shipwright 159 Swanson
Muhlenberg widow of Henry W. next 276 High
Muir Wm. sea captain 5 Summers' Court
Mulligan Patrick, printer Leech's Court
Mullen James, baker Frankford road
Mullen Edwd. grocer^ corner of Oak and Hay-scales
wharf
Mullen Patrick, porter 286 south Fourth
Mullen John, shoemaker 1 60 south Front
Mullen William, teacher 14 Oak (S.)
Mullen Thomas, carpenter back 214 south 7th
Muilldore Adam, carpenter 262 south Sixth
Mullikin Mrs. of Joseph, 91 Callowhili
MuUin Barney, boardinghouse 242 south Sixth
Mullin Wm. grocer corner of Oak and Noble
Mullinary M. shopkeeper 22 Small
Mullison John, bricklayer St. Tammany
Mullock L. widow 13 Sterling alley
Mullock George, currier 12 Sterling alley
Mullowny capt. John, brickmaker 228 Pine
204 PHILADELPHIA
Muivy Charles, 11 7 Cedar
Munda widow of John, i75 north Front
Munhall Henry, baker Locust above Eleventh
Munns Lyndsey, merchant Christian wharf
Munns S. storekeeper 24 8c 126 south Fourth
Murdock i:f Duffield, merchants 1 5 1 south Front
Murdock Elizabeth, seamstress 14 Sassafras
Murdock James, sea captain 143 south Sixth
Murdock John, perfumer 57 Walnut
Murdock Robert, merchant 53 Lombard
Murdock Thomas, bookbinder 14 Sassafras
Murdock William, flour merchant 86 High
Murfin Wm. carpenter 42 Artillery lane
Murphy Charles, shipwright Hanover
Murphy Coraelius, shoemaker 74 south Fifth
Murphy David, mariner Britton's alley
Murphy Ezekiel, ladies' shoemaker 10 Lsetitia Court
Murphy widow of Daniel, Cresson's alley
Murphy Francis, mate 9 1 north Water
Murphy Francis, sea capt. 148 north Front
Murphy James, cabinet maker 37 Walnut
Murphy John, labourer Locust above I Ith
Murphy John, tobacconist 26 north Water
Murphy John, weaver Weaver's alley
Murphy widow of John, 90 north Water
Murphy Mfichael, grocer 9 Shippen
Murphy £c Davidson, smiths 1 3th near Chesnut
Murphy M. smith, Thirteenth near Chesnut
Murphy Mrs. nurse 19 Vernon
Murphy Robert, boot and shoemaker 95 north 3d
Murray Andrew, shipwright corner of German and
Fifth
Murray commodore Alexander, 377 High
Murray George, engraver comer Walnut and 1 Ith
Murray James, grocer 94 German
Murray James, accomptant 1 6 Filbert
Murphy John, shoemaker 314 south Second
Murray John, oak cooper 121 Pine
Murray John, book binder back 24 1 north Second
Murray Martha, widow 122 Swanson
Murray Michael, taylor 19 Noble
Murray Robert C. last maker 166 south Fifth
DIREC LORY. 205
Murray Sc Weir, ladies' shoemakers 135 S. Second
JVIurrell Hugh, carpenter 146 ChL-rry
Murvine Chs shoemak-r 205 Cherry [See Mervine.
Musgrave Aaron, accomptaot 168 south Fourth
Mus-rave Jamt;s. goUlsmith Sc jeweller 74 Spruce
Musgrave Wm. taylor 9 Strawberry
Musgrave Joseph P. merchant 139 south Fifth
Mushel Mrs. nurse 22 Appletree alley
iVIuschert Sc Anderson, sailmakers Hamilton's wharf
Muschert George, sailmaker Vine-st. wharf
^usser John, inspector of customs 146 Sassafras
Mussinger Nicholas, labourer St. Tammany
Mussi Joseph, gentleman 246 south Seventh
Mustin George, taylor 179 north Second
Mybert E. widow St. Tammany
Myer David, soapboiler 30 Budd
Myerly Jacob, labourer James
Myerly Ann, widow 391 south Second
Myers Daniel, victualler Callowhiil above Sixth
Alyers Elizabeth, widow 16 Mulberry
Myers Elizabeth, late tavernkeeper near 42 Filbert
Myers George, blacksmith 38 Christian
Myers George, innkeeper 269 Vine
Myers Henry, sugarbuiler 252 Sassafras
Myers Henry, jun. potter 133 north Third
Myers Henry, potter 133 north Third {see Meyer*
Myers John, carter Rose alley
Mayers John, joiner 141 north Fifth
Myers John, carpenter 230 south Seventh
Myers John, victualler 269 Callowhiil
Myers E. shipsmith 202 Swanson 4^*32 Christiaa
Myers Michael, innkteper 202 Cedai:
Myers Michael, chinapacker Coates* court
Myers Thomas, accomptant 133 north Third
iViyers Wm. blacksmith 32 Christian
Myers Walter, newscarrier 266 south Fourth
May land Samuel, tobacconist 26 Sassafras alley
My nick Jacob, painter, &c. 8 1 north Fifth
My rick John, sea captain 158 Cherry
Myrteus Christopher, taylor 43 Christij^
s
306 PHILADELPHIA
Nace Jacob, nailer 92 Brown
Nagle Charles, hairdresser 48 north Fourth
Nagle Ehzabcth, corner Coates' and St. John's
Nagel George, storekeeper 209 north Third
Nagel Henry, hairchesser George near Shippen
Nagle John, hairdresser 48 north Fourth
Nagel Lewis, yoeman Passyunk near Federal
Naglee Wm shipwright Moyaniensing road
Naglee Benjamin, lumberyard corner Brown & Oak
Naglee Catharine, shopkeeper 18 north Sixth
Naglee James, shoemaker 337 south Front
Napier David> weaver corner Merrilt's lane 8c Fifth
Napier Alexander, stonecutter High near Broad
Napier Thomas, planemaker, and maker and proprie-
tor of Fisher or Napier's pills. Relief
Napp John, shoemaker 467 north Second
Nartigue Mrs. 29 Powell
Nash Sarah, widow 12 Kunckle
Nassau Charles, jun. baker Laurence
Nassau Michael, tobacconist 208 north Second
Nassau Wm. tobacconist 77 High
Nathan Isaac, shipjoiner Liberty alley
Nathan Isaiah, storekeeper 256 north Second
Nathan Moses, merchant 53 north Third
Natt Thomas, gilder 76 Chesnut
Nau Peter, billsticker 2 1 6 Cedar
Navarre Peter, baker 212 south Sixth
Nayle widow of John R. cooper 4 Penn
Naylor Samuel, shipwright 52 Artillery laire
Nay lor John, carter 20 Green
Neath Jas. rigger 42 German & Christian-st. wharf
Neble Charles, sea captain 14 Pennsylvania avenue
Neely John, nailer 1 14 north Sixth
Neff Wm. hatter 1 18 north Second
Neff Rudolph, grocer 281 Vine
Negley Wm. pilot 363 south Second
Negrin J. J. editor of the Oracle back 28 N. SeconH
Negus John, merchant 43 north Water
Neilheu B. J. watchrtlan corner -eventh and Pine-
Neisser Jacob, potter Grissel's alley
Neil H. M. D. 266 south Second
Neil Samuel, carter corner Cherry and Twelfth
Neill ^ Hurley, merchaRts 154 High
DIRECTORY. 207
Neil Jacob, mariner Little Water
Neiil Lewis, merchant 154 Hij^h
Keilson Noble Caldwell, 113 south Third
Nelson Nicholas, mariner Burd's alley
Nelson W m coalmeasurer Broad near High
Nelson Wm. harnessmaker BUckhorse alley
Nelson George, shoemaker 260 south Third
Nelson John D. storekeeper 54 north Second
Ncilson Ralph, waiter 224 south Seventh
Nepiss Abraham, cutler 2 62 St John's
Nesbitt Robert, taylor 36 St. Mary's
Nesbit John, carpenter 155 Cherry
Nesbitt William, storekeeper 416 south i^ront
Neveil John, diaperweaver 548 north Third
Nevitt John, storekeeper 84 north Second
Nevling Daniel, carpenter 83 Green
Nevling Rev. John G. W. 83 Green
Newbern George, labourer 19 Gresson's alley
Newbold &c Bispham, merchants 14 south Front
Newbold Caleb, merchant 194 Chesnut
Newbold Thomas, merchant 14 south Front
Newbold Wm. merchant 194 Walnut
Newark Mrs. nurse 9 Burd's alley
Ncwcomb Ob^diah, carpenter Mary
Newcomb Whi. sea captain 61 Shippen
Newcomb Bayse, jun. attorney at law 173 N. Front-
Newell widow of Nicholas, sea captain 442 S. Front
Newell John, cooper Oak (N. L.)
Newell Wm. [grocer corner of Water and High
Newkirk E. milliner 15 north Front
Newk'.rk Garrett, storekeeper 21 north Front
Newlin Benjamin, chinamcrchant 78 north Fourth
Nev/lin John, carpenter ~>4 south Tenth
Newlin W. oakcooper 60 soutii Wharves
Newman is^ Happ, distillers back 39 i north From
Newman Hu,uh, storekeeper 8 1 Hiu.h
Newman Jacob, accomptant 8 Cherry
Newman John, shoemaker 59 Dock
Newman John, grocer 6 south Water
Newman John, distiller Charlotte
Newman John, mariner 185 north Front
Newman Mary, shopkeeper 176 north Second
Newman J. B. merchant 38 south Sixth
208 PHILADELPHIA
Newman Thomas, broker corner Third & Walnut
Kewnan Elihu, plaisterer Juniper lane
Newport David, wheelwright 32 i north Second
Newport Benjamin, wheelwright, &c. 315 N. Third
Newton Giles, merchant 104 north Water
Newton George, grocer 231 north Eighth
Newton Harriot, seamstress 97 Shippen
Newton Thomas N. attorney at law 139 Lombard
Newton Thomas, grocer 90 south Fifth
Nice F. shoemaker 127 Sassafras
Nice Jacob, innkeeper Turner's alley-
Nice James, cooper and guager 20 Brewer's alley
{see JVace
Nice Joseph, accomptant 454 Sassafras
Nice Thomas, shoemaker 1 6 Parram's
NichoUs James, baker Centre alley
Nichol John, stonecutter 106 Cherry
Nichols Mary, gentlewoman 281 Chesnut
Nicolls James A. baker corner Centre alley & 12th
Nicholas Peter, grocer 2 south Fourth
Nicholas George, labourer 506 south Front
Nichols Enoch, taylor 28 Cable lane
Nichols Jeremiah, grocer 358 south Second
Nicholas Wm. shipwright near 458 south Second
Nicholson Mrs of Patrick, shoemaker 224 S. Sixth
Nicholson L. cabinetmaker 50 Chesnut and corner
Arch and Sixth
Nicholson J. upholsterer 145 north Front
Nicholson Joshua, merchant taylor 40 north Second
Nicholson Mrs. boardinghouse 182 Spruce
Nick John, wheelwright 39 Brown
Nickless Wm. corner High and Schuylkill Third
Nicklin wid >w of Philip, merchant 200 Spruce
Nietscake John S. shoemaker 4 Vernon
Nightingale Isaac, taylor 1 1 Gray*s alley
Nightingale Thomas, merchant Ross's wharf & 189
Pine
Niles Wm. shoemaker 95 Mulberry
Niser Alexander, chemist 142 Cedar
Niser Jacob, potter back 26 Dock
Nixon Edward, hatter 99 north Ninth
Nixon Alexander, coachmaker 122 Walnut
DIRECTORY. S09
Nixon 8c Walker, merchants 93 south Wharves
Noad John, marinei* Oak (N. L.)
Koah M. M merchant 4 1 north Fourth
Noble Richard, tanner 234 north Second
Noble Samuel, tanner 268 north Third
Noble Samuel, shoemaker 461 north Second
Noble Wm. merchant 1 30 south Sixth
Noblon Andrew, merchant 60 north Second
Noblet Dell, cabinetmaker l50 south Fourth
Noblet Abraham, bricklayer 100 north Eleventh
Noial Simon, shipwright 76 Christian
Nolin Joseph, shi.igledresser 1 14 Callowhill
Nonamaker George, cooper 34 Charlotte
Nones Benjamin, notary public 22 Chesnut
Nounater Jacob, hatter corner Tenth Sc ISIulberry
Nonnater Peter, weaver Nonnater's court
Nori:^rave Nathl. m. d. corner Juniper and High
Norkvvay Joan, rigger 403 south Front
Norman Joseph, grocer corner Fifth Sc Sassafras
Norman Joseph, shoemaker back 141 Green
Norman Sarah, storekeeper 83 Mulberry
Norris Isaac, hatter 40 north Front
Norris Isaac W. shipchandier store corner Vine and
Water, dwelling 27 Keys' alley
Norris John, shoemaker 102 Queen
Norris Joseph P. gentleman 140 Chesnut
Norris Joseph, shipwright 157 north Froni
Norris Thomas, sea captain 3 Summers' court
North Caleb, merchant 19 Crown
North John, stablekeeper Relief and 172 Cedar
North John, tavernkeeper 54 Swanson
North Joseph, shopkeeper 66 Sassafras
North Joseph, merchant Spruce-st. Avharf, north side*
dwelling 77 Lombard
North Richard, stonecutter 289 High
North Stephen, druggist and apothecary 85 High
North Thomas, constable 7 Heyde's couit
North &c White, merchants 31 north Water
North Wm. merchant 12<5 Pine
Northrop Enoch, cooper 27 Lombard
Norton Jane, nurse 9 Chancery lane
Norton John, smith 244 Sassafras
s 2
2*0 PHILADELPHIA
Norton Thomas, smith Malt alley
Norton Sarah, nurse 219 Swanson
Norton Wm. L. printer 62 north Ninth
Norton Nathan, sea captain PfiefFer's alley
Norton Thomas, carpenter 22 Kunckle
Norton Thomas, watchmaker ( New Rising Sun) Ger-
mantown road
Norton Thomas, gentleman 9 Vine
Nor\\ood John L. innkeeper 203 north Water
Nottingham William, merchant 68 Vine
Nowland Thomas, storekeeper 36 south Third
Nugent George, merchant 25 south Second
Nungesser John, grocer 52 1 north Third
Oakford Charles, grainmeasurer 30 Lombard
Oakford Samuel, coalmeasurer 319 south Second
Oakford Wm. measurer of grain 312 south Second
Oakley George, gentleman i:0 Dock
Oakley Robert, merchant 22 Dock
'Oakman widow of Isaac, merchant 197 south Second
Oat .esse, storekeeper 170 north Second
Oat Joseph, bookbinder back 160 Sassafras
Obrie Nicholas and Co. merchants 153 High
Obrie George, blacksmith 244 Cedar
O'Birn Elizabeth, widow Shriver*s court
O'Boyle Roger, stevadore 91 Shipptn
O'Brien Lawrence, labourer 142 south Fourth
O'Brien Richard, late consul at Algiers 59 S. 7th
O'Conner Daniel, dealer norih Thirteenth
0*Conner Christopher, sea captain 22 Almond
Xj*Conner Hugh, lubotu-er 30 Giles' alley
O'Ccnner Patrick, labourer 528 soiith Front
O'Conner Mrs. 120 Pine
G'Conway Matthias James, commissioned interpreteT
and teacher of the Spanish, French and English
languages, 202 Chesnut above F^ighth
O'Donnell B. shopkeeper Locust near Thirteenth
O'Donnell & M'Linchey^ 300 south Second
O'Donnel Bernard, storekeeper 60 Cedaf
O'Doiinel , saddler \25 Mulberry
DIRECTORY, 211
O^Donnel Con, bottler 306 soiuKThird
0*Donnel Isaiah, tanner 325 Callowhill
0*DonnelDominick, labourer 283 south Fourth
O'Dohnell Richard, 15 Cherry
O'Donnell John, grocer 176 south I'ourth
O'Donnel James, labourer 50 Passyunk
O^Ellers James, hotel corner Fourth and Spruce
O'Eilers James, jun. broker 68 south Second
0*Hara James, travelling stationer, billsticker, ven-
due cryer Sc shipwatch. Rose alley near Coates'
0*Hara John, brushmaker 162 south Third
0*Leary Wm. grocer 94 north Front
O'Neil Daniel, tayior 19 Crab
O'Neill & Boyd, china merchants 18 south Front
O'Neill Grace, vridow 223 north Third
O'Neill Owen, tanner 2d above Germantown road
O'Neill Rachel, widow 82 Cedar
O'Neill John, tayior back 214 south Seventh
Odenheiraer Jacob, coachtrimmer 1 82 Pine
Odenheimer Philip, victualler 150 Sassafras
Oedorfer George, merchant 187 north Second
Offley Ann, widow 178 south Front
Ogden Dorothy, widow 83 New
Ogden Abraham, bookbinder near 7 Elfreitli's alley
Ogden Michael, mate Brown's court
Ogden Robert, accomptant 70 south Eleventh
Ogden Jesse, coalyard 303 north Third
Ogden John, carpenter corner Ninth and Pine
Ogilby John, hatter 204 Vine
Ogilby Joseph, shipwright 56 Swanson
Ogle Thomas, coachmaker 1 1 south vSixth
Okie Sc Williamson, merchant 73 High
Old John, merchant 130 Mulberry
Oldden James, jan. merchant 33 Chesnut
Oidenbergh Daniel, hatter 43 High
Oldenbergh Martin, hairdresser 10 north Sixth
Oldfield David, carter 261 St. John's
Oliphant Uziel, sea captain 25 Pewterplatter alley
Oliver Andrew, tavernkeeper 36 Bank
Oliver John G. merchant 130 south Second
Oliver Reuben, tayior 198 south Front
Oliver & Smith merchants 36 south Front
Oliver Thomas, sea captain 194 south Front
212 PHILADELPHIA
Oliver William, boardinghouse 47 south Water
Oliver William G. printer 198 Sassafras
Olmstead Moses, sea captain 197 south Fourth
Ohnstead William, shoemaker 102 Plum
Omensetter Frederick, baker 30 Crown
Omensetter George, saddler Taper alley
Omery Mr. gentleman 134 north Third
Onis Don Luis de, his catholic majesty's envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipotentiary south
Third next St. Peter's church
Orchard Thomas, shoemaker 12 Knight's court
Orchard Joseph, shoemaker 135 north Water
Orchard William, shoemaker 419 south Front
Ord George is' Co. ship chandlers 99 S. Wharves
Ord widow of George, shipchandler 354 S. Front
Ormrod John, accomptant 6 Pear
Ormsbey John, baker Britton's alley
Orr John, grocer 1 14 Plum
Orr widow of Robert, boardinghouse 289 S. Fourth
Orr Robert, coppersmith 50 New
Orr Robert, grocer corner Walnut & Juniper alley
Orr Thos. exchange broker corner 12th and Arch
Orr Thomas, watchmaker 343 Sassafras
Orso John B. accomptant 197 Spruce
T)rth, C6ok & Co. paperwarehouse north-east corner
Fourth and Chesnut
Orth Henry, next 24 north Eighth
Osbourne Ebenezar, carpenter 80 Lombard
Osbourne Nehemiah, mariner back 2 16 north Front
Osbourne John, mariner 181 north Front
Osbourne James, oysterman 113 north Front
Osbourne Joseph, carpenter Lombard above Seventh
Osmond William, 387 Mulberry
Oswald Sc M'llvain, printers 179 south Second
Oswald John H. translator of the French, Spanish $c
Italian languages 179 south Second
Ottenheinner M. trader 171 north Third
Ott widow of David, gold and silver refiner 86 N. 6th
Otto Jacob S. merchant 139 Mulberry
Otto & Strawbridge, merchants 52 south Wharves
Otto John, labourer 10 Charlotte
Otto John C, M. D. 139 Mulberry
DIRECTORY. 21 S
Otway Nicholas, mate back 360 south Second
Ouram Henry, printingpress manufactory corner of
Sixth and Prune
Overman Wm. 1 1 Pine
Overn John, trankmaker 10 south Hroad
Overstack Sarah, widow \60 Sassafras
Overstack James, mariner 489 north Third
Overy John, silk dver and scourer back 47 Cedar
Ovington Mrs. milkwoman Cedar near Ninth
t)wen Elizabeth, shopkeeper 95 north Ninth
Owen Evan, nailer f rising sun) Germantown road
Owen Griffith, clock and'watchmaker 73 Mulberry-
Owen James, carpenter 133 Spruce
Owen Jane, shopkeeper 141 north Second
Owen Jesse, silver refiner 154 Coates*
Owen John shoemaker 172 Lombard
Owen John, silversmith 33 south Second
Owen Patrick, shopkeeper 2 1 7 north Second
Owen Thomas jun. merchant 27 N. Third 8c 30 Vine
Owings Michael, tinsmith 34 George
Ozeas George, biscuit baker 7 Swanson
Ozeas Peter inspector of customs 311 Mulberrj
Packerby John, labourer Oak (N. L.) ,
Pacot Joseph, sock maker, M»Cullough*s court
Packer Edward, brass founder 110 Green
Packer & Statzel, brassfounders 94 Green
Page Benjamin, merchant 184 High
Page James, late corder 7 Vine
Page Benj. Sc Wm. Taylor jr. merchants 184 High
Page Wm, merchant 3 1 Chesnut
Pagot John, mercht. 149 Pine
Page Mrs. boarding house ^0 Spruce
Painter Nicholas, painter, See. 488 north Third
Painter George, coppersmith 50 Ai'tillery lane
Painter Jacob, grocer corner Sassafras and Fifth
Painter John, carpenter Poplar lane
Painter Mary, widow 571 north Third
Painter Wm. shoemaker 33 Noble
Painter John, carpenter 152 Coates*
Paleske Charles G. merchant 212 south Third
Palm Henry, grocer corner 8th and Orange
214 PHILADELPHIA
Palmer Ann, widow 86 south Third
Palmer Anthony E. druggist ) 2 I Spruce
Palmer David, mariner 298 south Front
Palmer Amos, distiller 45 Vine
Palmer Clement, shoemaker 494 south Second
Palmer John, tavernkeeper 290 north Front
Palmer John B. merchant 13 Lombard
Palmer John, shipwright 134 Brown
Palmer Thomas, caulker Say's alley
Palmer Richard, trader 205 north Second
Palmer Richard, justice of the peace 248 south Third
Palmer Samuel, druggist 74 Chesnut
Palmer Simeon, Pilot 121 Swanson
Palmer Thomas 8c George, printers, office corner
Locust and 8th, dwelling 225 Spruce
Palmer Thomas, druggist, Scc;^ corner Spruce and 5 th
Pancoast Hannah, widow 129 south Third
Pancoast Samuel jun. iron monger 148 High
Pancoast William, carpenter 133 south Eleventh
Papet — — , supercargo 142 south 5th
Paratoe B. sea captain, 5 Artillery lane
Pardee Joseph, teacher 42 Union
Paris G. calico glazier 42 Mulberry
Parham Joseph 8c Co. lumber yard Walnut near 10th
Parham Joseph, lumber merchant 8th near Walnut
Parham John, carpenter Wahiut near 10th
Parham Robert, cabinet maker 18 Key's alley
Parke Charles B. watchmaker 268 north Second
Parke James P. bookseller and stationer 119 High
Parke Jacob, 2 1 9 Walnut
Park Sc M'Farland, grocers 183 High
Park Robert, hatter 48 north Third
park Samuel, merchant 1 83 High
Park Samuel, accomptant 153 Cherry
Parke Thomas m. d. 20 south Fourth
park William, hatter 14 Chancery lane
Parker Achilles, wine merchant 13 Norris' alley
Parker Andrew, tay lor back 198 north Second
Parker B. teacher 145 Spruce
Parker Chas. tay lor 46 Budd
Parker Daniel, tavernkeeper 23 south Third,
Parker Eiisha, labourer 207 south Fifth
DIRECTORY. 215
Parker Elisha, taylor 5 1 Mulberry
Parker Catharine, Schriver's court
Parker James, carpenter 14 Knight's court
Parker Isaac, sea captain 17 Pine
Parker John, grocer 2 17 Sassafras
Parker James, mate 2 \ 9 north Second
Parker Josiah, gentleman 6 Chancery lane
Parker Joseph, merchant 209 High
Parker John, carpenter 180 Lombard
Parker Nathaniel, 26 Vine
Parker Mrs. shopkeeper 239 south Fihh
Parker Joseph, taylor 9 Coombs* alley
Parker Sarah, widow 203 Mulberry
Parks Richard, carpenter 270 south Third
Parker Thomas, carpenter 144 south Ninth
Parker Thomas, corn chandler 9 Pear
Parker Thomas, clock and watchmaker 13 south ."kl
Parker Thomas, cabinetmaker 212 south Seventh
Parker Wm. grocer 150 north Water
Parkes Solomon Sc Co. clockmakers 1 46 N. Front
Parkes Solomon, watchmaker 146 north ?>ont
Parkenheimer Adam, baker 107 north Third
Parkinson Martin H. sea captain 2 1 4 south Fifth
Parmentier Charles, accomptant 21 north Twelfth
Parrin Mrs. boarding house 97 north Ninth
Parish David, merchant 153 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Parrish I. hatter Mulberry court
Parrish Joshua iP' l^ee glass warehouse 54 Dock
Parrish Joseph, m. d. 18 Chesnut
Parrish Robert A. planemaker 40 St. John's and 242
north Third
Parrish Sam merchant Mulberry Court
Parry John J. clock maker 8cc. 243 High ISee Perry,
Parsons Wm. mariner 1 Callowhill
Parsons Abraham, mariner S^. Juniper
Parsons Wm. ferryman 19 Pewterplatter alley
Parson Mrs. gentlewoman 64 south Eleventh
Parvin Pearson, teacher 25 north Fifth
Paskill Jane, gentlewoman 107 Lombard
Passmore Thomas, auctioneer 34 south Front
Passmore John, tinman 193 Cedar
Passey Samuel, teacher 163 Vine
Patrick Wm. labourer Locust above Ninth
216 PHIl^ADKLVHIA
Patterson Henry, nailer 269 Sassafras
Patterson rev. James, 124 south Fifth
Patterson James, grocer 93 bmall
Patterson widow of John, baker 512 north Front
Patterson Joseph, joiner S5 Mulberry
Patterson Thomas, shoemaker 16 Starr alky
Patterson Jame^, porter 4 Quarry
Patterson James, labourer back 83 Chesnut
Patterson john, flour merchant 38 Filbert
Patterson Joseph, mate 3 Parram's alley
Patterson John, grocer corntr Fourth and Sassafras
Patterson Isaac, innkeeper 119 south Water
Patterson Robert, carter Broad near Spruce
Patterson widow of Robert, Emien's court
Patterson Robert, professor of maihematics & director
of the mint of the United States, University yard,
north apartments, south Ninth near High
Patterson John kCo. flour merchants corner Twelfth
and High
Paterson 8c Hurry, merchants 57 south Wharves
Paterson Stephen, merchant 227 Spruce
Patton Abraham, clock and watchmaker 44 High
Patton David, bookbinder (Whitehall printing-office)
Ridge road, above Callowhill and Tenth
Patton John, mariner 20 1 south Front
Patton & Jones, clock and watchmaker 44 High
Patton Margaret, widow 34 Brown
Patton , labourer 4 Callowhill
Patton Richard, carter Coxe's alley
Patton Robert, postmaster 27 south Third
Patton Thomas, stevadore 120 German
Patton William, printer Pine above Eleventh
Patton Wm. Porter 121 Queen
Patton Wm. queens ware store 65 Cedar
Paul David, ship joiner 83 Christian
Paul James, merchant 35 north Fifth
Paul Jeremiah, teacher 2 1 Greenleaf alley
Paul Joseph M. merchant 95 north Fifth
Paul ^Vm. jun sea captain 12 Green
Paul James Sc \Vatson, merchants 24 south Wharves
Paul John, merchant 2 Mulberry
Paul Mary, widow r60 north F'oqrth
DIRECTORY. -'U
Paul Mrs. boar^inghouse 4 1 Filbert
Paul Thomas, iastmaker22 Strawberry
Paul Wm. sea captain 57 Green
Paulus Adam, baker 26 soudi Fifth
Paxson Benjamin, merchant 19 k 30 north Second
Paxson Charles, merchant 3 north From and 129
High
Paxson Charles, storekeeper 116 Budd
Paxson Isaac, ironmonger 10 south Third
Paxson widow of Israel, currier back 111 N. Fifth
Paxson Joseph S. innkeeper 130 north Second
Paxton John I. silversmith back 1 30 south F^ourth
Paxson Samuel, hatter 104 High and 156 N. Fifth
Paxson Timothy, merchant 65 north Water and 8!
Mulberry
Paxson Wm. hardware merchant 203 High
Paxton Sarah, shopkeeper 77 south Third
Payerne Francis, confectioner 96 north Third
Payne Bernard, tavernkeeper 36 Cedar
Payne John, mariner 30 Carter's alley
Payne Wm. carpenter 2 14 south Third
Payne Wm. grocer 484 north Second
Pay ton John, shipwright 43 Prime
Payran Stephen, hatter 22 1 south Second
Peacan Thomas, tavernkeeper 1 2 Spruce
Peace Joseph, attorney at law 78 south Sixth
Peacock Abner, carpenter 13 Butler's court
Peacock Ralph, merchant corner Filbert zs' Eighth
Peale Charles Wilson, proprietor of the Museum
Fifth below Chesnut
Pealq James, portrait painter 1 8 Sansom
Peale Jacob, labourer 15 Sterling alley
Peale James, mariner 444 south Front
Peale Raphael, portrait painter 24 Powell
Penry Walter, waiter 208 High
Pert Thomas, wheelwright 340 south Front
Perce Abraham, mariner Penn below Cedar
Pearee Alexander, mariner 10 Wagner's alley
Pearce Henry W. gentleman 68 south Eighth
Pearee John, painter 84 Dock [see Fierce
Pearce John, combmaker 72 Brown
Pearce James, mariner 51 south Water
T
-^ rHlLADELPHlA
Pearce Thomas, sea captain 7 South alley
Pearce Thomas, grocer 61 Walnut
Vearce Thomas P. grocer 15 Butler's court
Pearce Richard, hatter back 152 Sassafras
Pearson David, skindresser 282. north Eighth
Pearson George, carpenter 399 south Second
Pearson Isaac, bookseller and stationer 109 High
Pearson John B. stonecutter 27 Meade alley
Pearson James, city surveyor 17 north Seventh
Pearson John, stevadore 53 German
Pearson Phosbe, mantuamaker 147 Cherry
Pearson Thomas, saddler 1 16 High
Pechin John, collector of taxes 3 Elfreith's alley
Pechin widow, 12 Elfreith's alley
Peck Israel, marmer 170 north Water
Peck Jeremiah, tavernkeeper 150 north Water
Peckworth Rev. John P. 139 south Second
Peddle widow of George, 208 north Front
Peddle Jos. oakcooper 213 S. Front and 212 Water
Peddle & Potts, oakcoopers 63 north Water
Pederson P. his Daiiish majesty's charge d'affaires,
and consul general, 212 Mulberry
Pedosy S. silversmith 3 Stall'b court
Pedrick Samuel, smith Rose alley
Pedrick Joseph, smith Charlotte
Pedrick Wrn. labourer 101 Coates'
Peirce Caleb, ironmonger 20 north Front and Church
alley
Peirce George, gentleman 23 Coates' alley
Peirsol J. &c C. SchafTer, sugar refiners 88 N. Second
Peirsol Jeremiah, sugar refiner 84 north Second
Peirsol Wm. ironmonger 56 north Third
Feirson James, merchant 301 ^lulberry
Pelagan Mrs. Stamper's alley
Peling Margaret, widow 202 south Third
Peloux & Monferrer, gunsmiths 174 south Second
Pember Edward, picture frarnemaker 91 Passyunk
Pemberton Hannah, widow 213 High
Pemberton widow of Jas. gentleman 74 S. Second
Pemberton Philadelphia, shopkeeper 61 north Third
Pemberton Sarah, spinster 223 Spruce
Fenington Edward, sugar refiner 155 and 159 Race
DIRFCTORY. -i5
Penirijjton M. corner Eleventh and Fiibert
Penn Abraham, shipjoiner 75 Queen
Pennock Abraham L. merchant 36 north Thirn
Penriock Robert, innkeeper 118 north Third
Pcnniston Eliza, widow 4 1 Vine
Penny Thomas, manner 152 south Sixth
Penrose Charles, gentleman 93 Penn
Penrose Joseph, carpenter Seventh near Pine
Penrose Sophia, widow corner Chesnut and Twelfth
Penrose Thomas, late shipbuilder 93 Penn
Penrose Mrs. of Jonathan, 17 Queen
Penrose Wm. merchant 1 Almond
Pepin & Breschard, corner Walnut and Ninth
Peplow E. D. victualler 23 Fitz waiter
Pepper George, brewer corner Minor and Fifth
Pepper Joseph, coachmaker 8 Pennsylvania avenue
Pepper widow of Henry, 191 Chesnut
Pepper Michael, mariner 1 5 Mulberry
Peregra widow of Jacob, storekeeper 96 Vine
Percy ra D. R. 29 Brown
Penes Peter, m."d. 31 Callowhill
Percival Andrew, smith 171 north Second
Percival Joshua, merchant 150 Pine
Perkenpine David, skindresser 457 north Third
Perkins A. carpenter 8 5 Green ^
Perkins Benjamin, brickmaker 444 Sassafras
Perkins George taylor 27 Prune
Perkins widow of Isaac, 342 Sassafras
Perkins Henry, smith 140 north Eighth
Perkins J. brickmaker corner Eleventh &: Fiibert
Perkins John, m. d. 159 north Second
Perkins W. accomptant corner Arch and Tu^elfth
Perle James, late grocer 1 8 I north Front
Perot EUiston, merchant 299 High
Perot EUiston 8c John, merchants 4 1 north Water
Perot John, merchant 297 Fligh
Perot's wharf opens at 39 8c 43 north water
Perpignan Peter, goldsmith, Sec 55 Walnut
Perry Mrs. of Robert, 85 north Ninth
Perry James, miilstonemaker Marks' lane
Pert Thomas, wheelwright 340 south Front
Pert Mary, 33 Coates*
220 PHILADELPHIA
Pershouse John, merchant coiner 1 1th and Filbert
Pescay Madame, storekeeper 9 3 north 'I'hird
Pesoa widow of Isaac, merchant 37 north Fourth
Peternrian George, grocer, feed and grainstore 2 north
Tenth
Peteiman Jacob, fiour merchant 389 High, dwelling
Filbert, second door above F'.leventh
Peters Christian, coachman 62 Cherry
Peters Evan, bricklayer 17 Fayette
Peters George, labourer near 12 Sterling alley
Peters John, beefsteak and oysterhouse 20 Higli
Peters John, caulker 42 Christian
Peters John, sea captain 126 Swanson
Peters John, cabinetmaker 73 Lombard
Peters John, mate ISO Sassaf^'as
Peters Manuel, mariner Coxe's alley
Peters Mary, 12 Wagner's alley
Peters Nicholas, carter 8-6 Passyunk
Peters Nicholas, tavernkeeper High above Broad
Peters Richard, judge of the district court of the
United States, Belmont
Peters Richard, jun. attorney at law 85 Walnut
Peters Thomas R. attorney at law 113 Walnut
Peters Thomas T. bookbinder 3 Cherry
Peters Wm. accomptant 71 south Eleventh
Peterson B. shipwright 12 Noble
Peterson J. sea captain 65 north Fourth
Peterson Jacob, merchant Bickley's wharf
Peterson John, porter Poplar lane
Peterson Peter, shipwright 508 south F'ront
Peterson Thomas, shallopman Oak (N. L.)
Petherbridge John, shipwright 12 Christian
Pettit Andrew, late auctioneer 79 south Sixti
Pettit Hester, nurse 74 New
Pettit Nicholas, taylor 149 north Second
Pewiey George, labourer back 65 Queen
Peyre Madame, 84 Gaskill
Pfaft' George, printer 6 Branch
Pfeiffer widow of George, 235 north Second
Pfeilfer Mrs. widow Fourth near Poplar lane
Fifer John, tavernkeeper 18 Vernon
Pfelaunie Francis, baker 346 north Front
DIRECTORY. 221
Phlle Mary, widow Fourth above Bro^^lV
phile David, brassfounder 23 Cresson's alley
Phile John, collector 157 Mulberry
Fhiller Andrew, bootmaker, &c. 156 S. Front
Philier Andrew, jun. boot and shoemaker 27 1 S. 2d
Phillips B. I. merchant 41 north Fourth
Phillips Benjamin, shipbuilder 245 Sc 266 Swanson
Phillips John M. quill manufacturer corner Sixth and
Germantowh road
Phillips Jacob, dealer 1 72 Vine
Phillips J. circulating library and bookseller 24 south
Fourth
Phillips James, mate 160 north Water
Phillips John, commission merchant 69WaInut
Phillips John, merchant 14 Powell
Phillips Joseph, storekeeper 43 north Second
Phillips widow of John, 7 Pine
Phillips Levy, merchant 224 Spruce
Phillips Mary, widow St. Tammany
Phillips Mrs. gentlewoman 7 Pine
Phillips Jolin, chairmaker Mary
Phillips P. nailer 97 Budd
Phillips Rebecca, widow of Joseph 41 north Fourth
Phillips Samuel, coachmaker 164 Lombard
Phillips 8c Wright, ironplate workers 33 1 S. Second
Phillips William, merchant 200 south Front
Phillips William, sea captain 42 Almond
Phillips Peter ^ James, grocers 128 south Water
Phillips Z. attorney at law 193 Chesnut
Phipps John, carter 461 south Second
Phipps Thomas, guardian of the poor 169 High
Phipps M. k S. shopkeepers 21 north Fourth
Physick Philip S. m. d. professor of surgery 1 14 Arch
Picard Peter M. porter :?66 Lombard
Pickands Thomas, carpenter 298 Sassafras
Pickei John C- tinsmith 172 High
Pickel Ann, widow 126 Cedar
Pickering Thomas, boardinghouse 45 Cedar ^
Pickering Elihu, teacher opposite 7 Keys' alley-
Pickering John, late miller 264 south Fifth
J^ickering Samuel, taylor 254 north Front
Pidgeon C. cabinetmaker Lombard above Ninth
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Pidgeon David, coachmaker 27 Appletree alkv
Pidgeon Wm. deputy sheriff 3 52 south Second
Pidgeon John, printer 62 north Fifth
Picquet Martin, merchant 173 High
Pierce Caleb, ironmonger 20 noi th Front
Pierie &c Caner, coaehmakers 12 south Sevent
Pierman Godfrey, taylor back 25 1 Sassafras
Pierie Charles, coachmaker 42 Carpenter
Pierie John, hairdresser 10 north Fourth
Pierie Mary, widow 20 Greenleaf alley
Piersal Jeremiah, sugar refiner 67 Vine \see Felrsol
Piesch Abraham, merchant 1 15 north Water
Pike Stephen, stationer 22 north Second
Pike M. W. gilder 41 north Sixth
Pile Mary, gentlewoman U7'south Third
Pile Samuel, sea captain 1 64 Swanson [see Pyle
Pile John, accomptant 236 south Third
Pilmore Rev. Joseph, 171 south Fifth
Pine Lazarus, shallopman 485 south Front
Pinchin widow of VVm. silversmith 326 Sassafras
Pinkerman Henry, bricklayer 155 Coates'
Pinyard John, labourer back 216 north Front
Pineyard Elizabeth, gentlewoman 13 Queen
Piper Frederick, currier 370 north Second
Pitcher R. millinery and fanc}^tore 65 north Second
Pitfield Robert L. merchant 233 Mulberry
Pitner Aaron, sea captain 384 south Front
Pittman E^iiraim, taylor 74 north Water
Plankinhorne Jacob, flour inspector 62 Almond
Plankinhorne John, merchant 309 High
Plank John, cooper 277 north F>ont
Piatt Wm. grocer 306 north Front
Piatt £c Bushe, grocers corner Spruce and Front
Pleas George, jun. cooper 129 Green
Pleasants Charles, ironmonger 267 High
Pleasants Israel, president of the U. S. Insurance
Company 273 Chesnut, corner of Ninth
Pleasants Joseph, ironmenger 33 High Sc 6 N. Ninth
Pleasants widow of Samuel, 2 north Ninth
Pleurigh Lewis, coachmaker 8 Prospect alley
Plowman Thomas L. printer and publisher 28 Little
George
DIRECTORY. 223
Plumtner D. L. taylor 374 north Front
Plucker John, wheelwright P'ourth above Green
Plush John, labourer 168 north Fifth
Poalk Robert, late auctioneer 43 north Fourth
Poalk Solomon, grocer 240 south Third
Poe George, merchant 222 Pine
Poffe John, shoemaker 94 north Eleventh
Point J. pumpmaker Richardson's court
PoHn Peter, boot and shoemaker 30 south Fourth
Polhemus Mont, copperplate printer Sixth near ihe
first turnpike gate
Polls George, shoemaker 222 Lombard
Pollock Mrs. 99 south Fourth
Pollock Wm. carter Malt alley
Pollock George, gentleman 172 Chesnut
Pomroy Wrn. L. shoemaker Fourth above Coates*
Pomioy Wm. currier Gray's alley
Pond Samuel, watchman 170 north Eighth
Pond Thomas, shallopman 343 north Front
Ponce John B. hatter 172 Lombard
Pontaloe Frederick, victualler 168 noi'th Fifth
Pontaloe Henry, victualler 83 Brown
Pontaloe William, victualler lorkroad
Poole Mrs. of John, ferryman Cooper's court
Poole John, ferryman, M'Cullough's court
Poole Wm. shoe warehouse 32 High
Pool Wmcorab maker 162 Vine
Poole Joseph, comb maker 73 north Eighth
Poole Wm. tavernkeeper (Old Ferry) 45 N. Water
Pope Wm. labourer 64 Coates'
Pope Nathaniel, bricklayer 74 north Ninth
Pope Isaac, shipwright back 363 south Second
Poppal George, victualler and inn keeper 178 Cedar
Poppe Henry, tavernkeeper 154 Vine
Porcupine John, victualler 43 Budd
Porter Cyrus, coachman 159 Lombard
Porter Daniel, oak cooper 49 south Vv ater
Porter Elizabeth, widow Zane
Porter Jonathan, oysterman St. Tammany
Porter John, m. d. 244 north Second
Porter John, brushmaker 125 High and 89 Arch
Porter Margaret, bpanJing house 255. north Second
234 PHILADELPHIA
Porter John, labourer 391 Sassafras
Porter Robert, attorney at law 69 north Second
Porter Samuel, smith back 381 High
Porter Walter P.. taylor 120 north Fourth
Post Henry, labourer 3 Callowhill
Poth Conrad, tallow chandler 178 St. John's
Poller Thomas N. merchant 191 south Second
Potter James, carpenter 116 Chesnut
Potter Richard C. merchant 4 north Third
Potter Sam. & William Page, merchants 31 Chesnut
Potter vVm. bookbinder 33 Carter's alley
Potts rev. Geo. C. pastor of the fourth Presbyterian
Church 149 Cedar
Potts George, tobacconist 41 Coates' and 4 Quarry
Potts James, oak cooper 63 north Water
Potts JNlargaret, gentlewoman 100 Lombard
Potts James, iron merchant 9 6 Crown
Potts John, shoemaker 28 German
Fotts Josepli, wharf builder 2 Equality Court
Potts widow of Joseph, 102 Mulberry
Potts Miss, storekeeper 42 south Third
Fotts & Peddle, oak coopers 63 north Water
Fotts Phineas, accomptant 24Mulberry
Potts Stacy K. merchant 9 north Second
Potts Samuel, accomptant 94 Crown
Pouble Tetcr,^ 72 Lombard
Poulson Zachariah, publisher of the American Daily
Advertiser 106 Chesnut
Poulson John, bricklayer 220 south Seventh
Poulson Ann, boarding house 210 south Seventh
Poultney James, late ironmonger 71 &oulh Eighth
Poultney Catharine, layloress 3 Strawberry
Poultney John, hardware merchant 18 north Sixth
Pounder Jonathan, stocking weaver Charlotte
Powell Andrew, tavernkeeper 376 south Second
Powell Abraham, labourer 502 south Second
Powell Ann, shopkeeper 15 south Third
Powell Benj. labourer 122 Brown
Powell Mary, grocer 144 south Eighth
Powell Peter, wheelwright Germantown road
Powell Sarah, shopkeeper 43 Green
Powell Elizabeth, gentlewoman Chesnut near 7th
Powel Dennis, carter 25 Giles* alley
DIRECTORY. 225
Powell Joseph, carpenter 92 north Ninth
Powell John, maiiner 91 north Water
Powell Mary, shopkeeper 96 north Fifth
Powell Rebecca,]ayer outof the dead Shepherd's court
Powell widow of Isaac, carpenter Shepherd*s court
Powell John, bricklayer 5 Elizabeth
Powell William lumber yard 375 High, dwelling
Haines* alley
Povver vVm. mariner Burd's alley
Poyner Francis, late bottler 32 CoatesV alley
Poynlell Wm. merchant 196 Walnut
Prade John 8c N. Thouron, merchants 97 High
Prahl Samuel, smith Say's alley
Praell John, shoemaker 26 Oak (S.)
Prahl Edward, chairmaker 72 north Fifth
Prahl widow of Lewis, cutler 465 north Second
Pratt Henry, merchant 112 north Front
Pratt James, tobacconist }28 Cedar
Pratt & Kintzing, merchants 95 north Water
Pratt Thomas, merchant 58 South Eleventh
Pratt & Kintzing's wharf opens 93 N. Water
Pray John, victualler 50 Charlotte & 69 O. S.
Prell James, cooper 44 Spruce
Premir Jacob, tavernkeeper 3 1 7 S. Third
Premir Adam, yeoman, 134 south Sixth
Prentice John, teacher Margaretta near Second
Prentice Benj. stablekeeper corner 8th and Locust
Prentice David, millwright 470 north Front
Prentzel Charles S. baker 100 north Seventh
Preston Ann, nurse opposite 62 Artillery lane
Preston James, mariner 14 Shippen
Preston John, painter Sec. 9 1 north W^ater
Preston John, shoemaker 61 Passyunk road
Preston Wm. jun. boat builder 5l Artillery lane
Preston William, boat builder 5 1 Artillery lane
Prevost Andrew M. tobacconist 133 Pine, &: 57 and
59 south Front
Price A. turnkey Locust above Eighth
Price Chandler, merchant 94 south Front, comotine^-
house 39 DocR east of Second
Price David, mariner 362 south Second
PriceElizabeth, widow 99 Pine
226 PHILADELPHIA
Price Frederick, carpenter Eleventh near Sassafras
Price widow of Jacob, shipwright 166 Swanson
Price John; mariner 200 south Water
Price John, carter 396 Sassafras
Price John, medicine pulverizer 41 Cable lane
Price Joseph, hatter 79 High
Price John M. merchant 8 Sansom
Price Matthias, blackball maker near 355 Callowhill
Price Rebecca, gentlewoman 16 north Fourth
Price Rebecca, tutress 78 Crown
PricCj Susannah, widow Cresson's alley
Price John, mate 5 Parram's alley
Price R. lumber merchant 111 Lombard & 196
south Fourth
Price Samuel, merchant 19 High and 3 north llth
Price Wm pilot 66 Swanson
Price Wm. mariner 234 north Front
Price Seth, deputy keeper of criminal's apartment
101 Crown
Prince Isaac, merchant near 149 south Ninth
Prichett John, merchant 239 Spruce
Prichett K carpenter Eighth near Spruce
Prichett 8c Murray, oak coopers 204 south Water
Prichett Thomas & John, merchants 41 south Water
Prichett Wm. R. ship joiner Penn (K.)
Prichett Wm merchant 41 south Water and 98
south Eighth
Priest Thomas, labourer Rose alley
Priest Emanuel, caulker 328 north Front
Priestman William, merchant corner Ninth & High
Pringle John, stonecutter Chesnut above Tenth
Probasco Henry, justice of the peace, corner Budd
and Coates'
Promise William, jeweller 98 north Third
Prosser Uriah, shoemaker 39 Christian
Prosser James. 139 south Eleventh
Prosser Thos. merchant corner Twelfth and Filbcrl
Proud Robert, gentleman 38 north Fifth
Proudfit James, m. d. 153 south Second
Provenshere Peter, 183 south Fifth
Provest Roderick, coachmaker 404 Sassafras
Prowitt Thomas, grocer 398 south Second
DIRECTORY. 257
Piudet L. upholsterer 74 Dock
Pryan Daniel, taylor 58 north Eighth
Pryen James, carpenter 271 north Third
Pryor George, carpenter corner Spruce and Tenih
Pryor Jos. grocer 33 N. Water and 26 Elfreith's alley
Pryor Norton, gentleman 117 Mulberry
Pryor Thomas W. merchant Pryor's wharf and next
305 north Second
Pryor Richard, hatter 4 north Front
Pryor's Wharf opens next 385 north Front
Psoa widow of Isaac, merchant 37 north Fourth
Pudvine James, grocer corner German and Fourth
Pu'^h Catharine, widow 5 5 Spruce
Pughlia James Ph. sworn interpreter of foreign lan-
guages and health officer 6 Carter's alley
Pullen Robert, silverplatter 132 south Sixth
Pullen Joel, taylor near 3 Brewer's alley
Pumeroy D. baker Blackhorse alley
Puncheon Robert, teacher Merritt's lane
Purcell James, tobacconist 85 south Front
Purdey widow, grocer 373 north Front
Purdon John, shopkeeper 122 south Front
Purdon John, jun. attorney at law 1 19 south Third
Purple John, shipcarpenter 7 JEquality court
Purfil John, shipwright 49 Budd
Purves Alexander, mercliant 22 south Second
Purves William, hatter 19 Cresaon's alley
Purvee Abraham, smith 19 north Sixth
Pussey William, hatter 49 Sassafras
Puttiman C. carpenter 270 Sassafras
Pybus John, ladies shoemaker 18 Greenleaf alley
Pyle Thomas, carpenter Greenleaf alley
Quail William, sea captain 445 south Front
Quandrill Charles, sea captain 222 south Front
Quandrill & Ash, merchants Christian-street wharf
Qandrill Jane, shopkeeper Fourth above Coates'
Quesnet B. dancing master 22 S. 7th and 47 N. 6th
Queen James, taylor 53 south Third
Quig Robert, accomptant Weaver's alley
228 PHILADELPHIA
Quigley Fre<:1crick, manner Mary's alley
Quigley James, sandman hack 20 Spruce
Quin Andrew, haiidresser 63 Walnut
Quin Daniel, rectilying distillery 183 south Fourth
Quin Felix, typefounder Cedar above Tenth
Quin William, taylor 82 Swanson
Quinn John, mariner 93 Plum
Quinter Thomas and John, labourer Peggs
Quirk Philip, mariner 68 Union
Quota Samuel, merchant 1 15 Lombard
Quotance Wiley, sweep Spruce above Eighth
Rabsom Henry, shoemaker 480 Sassafras
Rabsom M ary, boardinghouse 9 1 Sassafras
Raenoudt Peter, merchant 70 Lombard
Rabitie Francis, labourer 317 Callowhill
Rademaker Joseph, charge des affaires and consul
g:eneral from Portugal corner Spruce and Eighth
Rafitld John, accomptant 14 north Sixth
Rafsnyder Mary, grocer 1 10 north Sixth
Ragin John, carter north Thirteenth
Raguet Condy, merchant 63 S. Wharves 1 1 S. 5th
Raivly John, baker 145 Walnut
Rakestraw Joseph, printer 190 north Third
Rakestraw carpenter 172 north Fourth
Ralston Robert, merchant compting house 103 south
Front, dwelling 189 Mulberry
Ramage A. joiner and cabinetmaker 66 south Fourth
and comer Sixth and Elizabeth
Ramage Benjamin, hosier corner Twelfth and Pine
Ramage Elizabeth, mantuamaker 210 south Second
R^mbo Jos. boatbuilder 40 Green
Rambo widow of John, boatbuilder 43 Green
Ramsay Alexander, carpenter 175 Cherry
Ramsay Mrs. boardinghouse 26 south Front
Ramsay William, grocer 295 south Front
Randales John, shoemaker Rose alley
Randall Josiah, attorney at law and clerk of the
mayor's court, office east wing of the state house
Randall Joseph, carpenter 2-1 8 Walnut
DIRECTORY. 229
Randall George, porter 167 south Fifth
Randall Mat merchandise and shipbroker 6 1 Chesnut
Randolph Edward 8c Son, merchants 65 south Front
Randolph Edward, jun. & Co. merchants 7 N. Second
Randolph Edward, jun. 88 Vine
Randolph Edward, merchant 126 north Second
Randolph Joseph, painter Spruce above Ninth
Rankin widow of Alexander, merchant 185 N. Front
Rankin Alexander, shoemaker 377 north Front
Rankin Davis, shipwright 563 south Front
Ranken George & Son, cabinetmakers 163 Mul-
berry, and 165 north Sixth
Raphun C. baker Grissel's alley
Raphun John, taylor 4 South alley and 53 Walnut
Rapico Francis, sailmaker 119 Plum
Raser A. boardinghouse 122 north Fourth
Ratshiller A. black and whitesmith 106 north Sixth
Rauschenbery John, salt measurer Coates' court
Rawle William, counsellor at law 1 12 south Third
Rawl Benjamin, Lilly alley
Rawlins Stedman, gentleman corner Mth 8c Chesnut
Ray Andrew, store and tavernkeeper 168 Swanson
Ray David & Moses, merchants 137 south Water
Ray James, plaisterer 164 north Eighth
Ray David, merchant 137 south Water
Ray widow of Johri, grocer 380 south Second
Ray J. gentlemaiA 124 Queen [see Rea and Wray
Ray Joseph, 209 south Eighth
Ray Nathaniel, sea captain 39 Noble
Ray Thomas, sea captain 19 Queen
Raybold Joshua, constable 5 1 Fitzwalter
Raybold Philip, victualler 1 5 Budd
Ray ford John, blacksmith 25 Appletree alley
Ray man Isaac, ferryman M'Culloch*s court
Raymond widow of Pierce, grocer 92 Spruce
Raymond William, shoemaker 270 north Eighth
Rayner widow of Thomas, whitesmith next to the
corner of Spruce in Seventh
Rea Alexander, umbreilamaker I north Third
Rea John, upholsterer 151 Chesnut
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Rea ]Mary Ann, storekeeper 1 north Third
Read widow of Alex, justice of the peace 190 Cedar
K.eid Adam, grocer 320 south Second
Reed Adam, baker 19 north Sixth [see Bei/i
Reid Catharine, teacher 101 Vine
Reid & Croasdell, merchants 121 High
Reed E. woolspinner 8 Budd
Reed George, taylor 75 south Water '
Reed George, mariner Juniper alley-
Read H. shoemaker Poplar lane above Third
Read Hugh, weaver Locust above Eighth
Reed James, merchant 1 North alley
Reed Joseph, counsellor at law 185 Chesnut
Reed John, merchant 20 north Fifth
Read John, ladies' shoemaker 79 south Second
Read John, tanner near 355 Callowhill
Read John, umbrellamaker 79 south Second
Read John, jun. attorney at law 176 Chesnut
Reed Peter, printer 1 0 Knight's court
Reed Philip, innkeeper 139 north Third
Reed Reuben, plaisterer 42 Small
Read Richard, sea captain 56 Almond
Reid Robert, bricklayer Locust above Ninth
Reed Samuel & Alexander, grocers corner Sassafras
and Third
Read Samuel, saddler 26 South alley
Read Samuel, storekeeper 45 north Second
Reed Sarah, boardinghouse near 12 Little Water
Reed Thomas, mariner back 385 south Front
Read Wm. merchant 15 Sansom
Reed William, taylor 68 south Water
Reed Wm, porter 1 Gaskill
Read Wm. F. copperplate printer Coates* court
Read Wnti.L. saddler 270 north Second
Reakert John, grocer 439 north Second
Reall Samuel, accomptant 6 Callowhill
Reall James, cooper 160 High
Reary Peter, combmaker 371 north Second
Reas Joseph, innkeeper 2 1 3 Cherry
Reaver John, porter James'
Reaver Henry, shopkeeper 331 north Second
DIRECTORY. 231
Rechel 8c Gough, sugar refiners 46 Crown
Rechel Jacob, sugar refiners 44 Crown
Redhair Martin, shoemaker 290 Vine
Redman Barnabas, printer 214 Lombard
Redman John, bricklayer 1 i Small
Redman M. shopkeeper 15 north Third
Redman James, soapboiler 152 Spruce
Redman Thomas, merchant i88 Chesnut
Redman Rirbecca, 185 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Redwood Wm. jun- merchant 33 south Wharves
Reuse Joseph, innkeeper 2 1 3 Cherry
Reedie (.'atharine, widow 67 Cherry
Reese Adam, shoemaker 181 north Front
Reese iJf B. Brooke, jun. merchants 109 north Water
Reese Ann, gentlewoman Loxley's court
Reese Geo. boot and shoemaker 276 south Second
Reese Nicholas, watchman Margaretta [see Reyw
Reess John jM. victualler 36 Charlotte
Rees George, victualler 310 Vine
Rees Henry, taylor 120 New
Rees Jacob, cedarcooper 77 Sassafi'as
Rees John, ironmonger 115 Sassafras
Rees Mrs. widow 209 north Front
Rees Valentine, victualler Cedar above Ninth
Reeves A. shoemaker 3 Garrigues' court
Reeves Benjamin, ferry and tavernkeeper north side
of Highest, wharf
Reeves Clement, new ferry High-st. wharf, north side
Reeves Enos, teacher 9 Cherry
Reeves Lemuel, hatter back 160 Sassafras
Reeves Thomas, jun. grocer 54 north Second
Reford Elizabeth, storekeeper 24 south Third
Reffert Philip, innkeeper 133 Sassafras
Regin Ann, midwife 16 St. John's
Regnaud A. merchant 277 south Front
Rego John, boardinghouse 485 south Fron^
Rehn Casper, merchant 62 ^q\y
Rehn George, brewer 365 south Front
Rehn John, brewer 363 south Front
Reibsam John, grocer 213 north Third
Reibsam John & Co. grocers 222 north Second
ReiUy Bernard, grocer and bottler 32 north Seventh.^
232 PHILADELPHIA
Reilly widow of Boyd, 17 north Ninth
Reilly John, teacher 120 south Tenth
Reilly John, merchant 185 Hip,h
Reily John 8c Co. grocers 174 Swanson
Reilly James, shoemaker 269 south Fourth
Reilly James, carter Haines' alley
Reilly John, tavernkeeper 150 bwanson
Reilly Philip, teacher 50 Penn[.9e(? Riely
Reilly Philip, bottler 182 north Water
Reilly Wm. shoemaker 450 north Third
Reilly Thomas, sea captain 157 Pine
Reilly Wm. shoemaker 12 Quarry
Reinboth Frederick, sexton 130 north Fifth
Reimer John, ostler Poplar lane
Reineck Lewis, baker Cedar-st. wharf
Reineck Peter, baker corner Sixth and Cedar
Heinhard Eliza, widow 65 north Sixth
Reinhard G. coachpainter 36 Crown
Reinholdt George, merchant 323 High
Reinholdt Mary, widow 86 north Fifth
Reip John, shoemaker 461 north Third
Reip Philip, carpenter 98 Budd
Reip Bernard, shoemaker 106 Budd
Reisch Henry, grocer 1 1 4 north Second
Reipshir Bernard, skindresser 13 Crown
Relf Ann, boardingliouse 151 south Fifth
Relf Samuel, publisher of the Philadelphia Gazette*
office 76 south Second, dwellin.e; 56 V/alnut
Remick Enoch, mastmaker 11 Swanson
Remington C- lumber merchant 42 Cable lane
Remington Eliza, storekeeper 37 Christian
Remington Isaac, sea captain 46 Shippen
Remington Sc Simmons,' lumberyards 223 N. Water
and corner Sixth and Vine
Remshart Christian, furrier Callowhill above Tenth
Remshart Frederick, baker 172 Coates'
Renguenet Don Bartolome, consul from iiis Catholic
Majesty 127 Pine, above Fifth
Renshaw Richard, justice of the peace and notary
public 302 south Second
Renshaw James, carter 126 Coates',
Renshaw Wm. grocer corner Front and Mulberrv
DIRECTORY. 233
Reiishaw W. (Mansionhouse Hotel) corner of Third
and Spruce
Ressinger Adam, turner 367 north Second
Revel Adam, carpenter 57 Passyunk
Reynolds Benjamin, cooper, guager, and inspector of
salt provisions Clifford's wharf
Reynolds E. mantuamaker corner 2d and Lombard
Reynolds E. cakebaker 2 1 Shippen
Reynolds Francis, tanner Relief
Reynolds Henry, storekeeper 38 north Seventh
Reynolds James, taylor 324 south Front
Reynolds Joseph, sea captain 20 Cable lane
Reynolds John, attorney at law 195 Walnut
Reynolds Peter, bricklayer back 7A Passyunk
Reynolds Samuel, merchant taylor 48 south Third
Reynolds Simeon, teacher 142 north Third
Rheem Jacob, fiour merchant 259 High
Kheem widow of Michael, labourer Shievely's alley .
Rhodes Joseph, merchant 506 High
Rhoades Sarah, gentlewoman Laurel
Rhoads Charles, carpenter 104 Walnut
Rhoads Philip, carpenter 139 north Sixth
Rhoads John, carpenter 42 George
Rhote Nicholas, Rose alley
Ribel John, shoemaker near 130 north Fifth
Riblet Peter, confectioner 1 19 south Second
Rice John, 39 Passyunk road
Rice Mrs. widow 53 Almond
Rice Frederick, sugarboiler 189 Cherry
Rice Samuel, taylor 76 Lombard
Rice Wm. innkeeper 184 north Third
Rice Wm. porter 41 Brown
Rice Wm. smith corner Green and Third
Richards A. G. hairworker 13 Pfieffer*s alley
Richards Charles, merchant 52 Vine
Richards Catharine, tavernkeeper 57 south Water
Richards Eleanor, widow 123 north Fifth
Richards Rev. George, 154 south Ninth
Richards Henry, cabinetmaker 2 1 Shippen
Richards John, shoemaker 1 1 Passyunk
Richard Jacob, cabinetmaker 30 south lifth
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234 PHILADSLPHtiS
Richards Azell, smith 462 north Third
Richards Isaac, mariner 134 south Water
Richards John, jun. currier 1 Dock and 105 Spruc'e"
Richards John, ironmonger 59 High
Richards John, pUnemaker 2 Oak (S.)
Richards James, mate back 363 south Second
Richards Joseph, merchant Spruce street wharf, and
dwelling 160 south Fourth
RichardsMrs. nurse 121 New
Richards Mark, iron merchant 1 30 north Third
Richards Richard, shoemaker 277 south Fifth
Richards Rachel, widow 206 north Front
Richards Samuel, iron merchant 1 1 1 north Water
Richards S. jeweller 136 south Front
Richards Thomas, grocer 5 Mulberry
Richards William, grocer 126 High
Richardson John, mariner 57 Meade alley-
Richardson Joseph, assay er in the mint 359 High
Richardson Nathaniel, 55 Vine
Richardson Thomas, labourer Mulberry above 1 1th
Richardson William, umbrella maker 284 north 3d
Richart John, shoemaker 108 Green
Riche George, grocer 477 north Third
Riche Peter, painter Sec. 141 north Fourth
Richli Joseph, confectioner 43 south Second
Richman j ohn, gilder 89 north Third
Richmond Isaac, labourer 266 north Second
Richmond Isaac, trader Schriver*s court
Richmond John, gilder 378 north Front
Richmond widow of Richard, labourer 28 Kunckle
Richmond Eli, carter 33 Callowhill
Richmond William, ship carpenter 247 north Front
Richter Charles, hairdresser 48 Callowhill
Ricketts J. coach wheelright Broad near Cherry
Richey John, blacksmith 21 Appletree alley
Rickey Samuel, grocer 1 6 north Front
Rickstine John, tanner 1 3 1 north Sixth
Ridabock P. blacksmith and tavernkeeper 14 S, 5 th
Riday widow of John, 97 Coates'
Riddett widow of Peter, mariner next 47 Penn
Riddle David & James, carpenters 125 Pine
Riddle John, porter 126 Queen
DIRECTORY. 233
Riddle Samuel, boot and shoemaker 135 N. Second
Riddle William, baker 433 south Front
Riddle William, mariner 9 Burd's alley ISee Reedle,
Ridgway Jacob, merchant 160 north Front
Ridgway Mrs tavernkeeper corner High and Juniper
Ridgway B. & H. mantuamakers 18 Elfreith's alley
Ridgway Deleplane, bricklayer corner of Sassafras
and Ninth
Ridgway Joseph, merchant taylor 36 Mulberry
Ridgway John, bricklayer 76 north Ninth
Ridgway John, 97 north Fifth
Ridgway Thomas S, bricklayer 41 north Sixth
Riddler John, cooper 50 Callovshill
Ridley, John, merchant 60 south Eleventh
Riehle widow of John Simon, tobacconist 150 High
Riehle Wm. tanner 156 Hr<h
Riever John, baker 1 8 Christian
Riffetts Rebecca, milliner 2 1 north Third
Rigert John, labourer Rose alley
Reinhard, Jacob, carpenter 97^Cherry
Rigby Henry, cabinet maker 122 north Front
Rigby Joseph, merchant 124 north Front
Rigden widow of Thomas, carpenter 205 south 2d
Rigg John H. merchant 9 north Fourth
Riggin John, shallopman Oak (N. L.)
Riggins ■ , carter Taper alley
I^iggler John, victualler north Juniper
Riggler H. victualler 502 Sassafras
Rihle Jacob, carpenter 503 north Third
Rihle Richard, shipwright 25 Beck's alley
Rhile Mary, boarding house 40 Queen
Rilley James, shoemaker 120 Plum
Riley John, merchant 40 south Sixth [See ReUley,
Riley John, bottler and watch maker 1 1 south 2d
Riley Thomas, taylor 56 south Water
Riley William, labourer 4 1 Cable lane
Riely Joseph, shoemaker Fourth above Noble
Rimer Thomas^ late shoemaker 297 south Front
Rine Adam^ labourer south Broad
Rinedollar Jacob, shipwright oQo north Front
Rinedollar Jacob, jun. shipwinght 9 Artillery lane
Ringler George, tobacconist 244 Sassafras
Rink widow of John, 183 south Second
236 PHILADELPHIA
Rink Tohn, brushmaker 188 north Third
Rink Peter, brushmaker 236 north Front
Rink Sebastian, shoemaker 7 Shippen
Rinker Samuel, sea captain 31 Artillery lane
Rino John, labourer 291 south Fourth
Ripley John P. attorney at law 32 south Sixth
Ripperger Conrad, bleeder and leecher 29 N. Fourth
Ripshimer Adam, labourer 297 St. John's
Ripton Bernard, shoemaker 17 Plum
Risborough John, sea captain 184 Chesnut
Risdel xMrs. silk dyer and plumist 66 south Fifth
Rising Eli, trader 2 1 6 north Third
Ristine Jacob, taylor 3 1 1 north Fi"ont
Ritchie Robert, merchant 232 south Front
Ritchie Henry, gunsmith 487 north Third
Ritchie , watchmaker 213 north Second
Ritchie James S. merchant 1 2 Lombard
Ritter George, stablekeeper 96 New
Ritter George, cabinetmaker 31 Sassafras
Ritter Jacob, jun. 8c C<5. merchants 68 north Third
Ritter Jacob, jun. merchant 68 north Third
Ritter and M'Caraher, stablekeepcrs 15 Branch
Ritter Jacob, storekeeper 70 north Front
Ritter Mrs. widow, 24 north Fifth
Rittenhouse ' enjamin, head grain measurer 97 New
Rittenhouse Henry, carpenter Hoffman's alley
River John, baker 68 Christian
Rivardi Mrs. young ladies seminary 153 Chesnut
Rizer widow of Martin,innkeeper 222 S. 2d \8ee Raser
Rizer George, teacher 152 Swanson
Rouch Isaac, master of revenue barge 48 Almond
Roach Joseph, malster Hoffman's alley
Robb James, cabinetmaker 123 Cedar
Robb James, letter carrier 4 Elbow lane
Robb John, taylor 229 St. John's
Roberts B. tavernkeeper(Blackhorse)Frankford road
Roberts Benjamin, hatter 1 10 north Second
Roberts Catharine, widow 3 New Bank
Roberts Charles, teacher 178 south Front
Roberts and Comly, merchants 63 High
Roberts Daniel, shopkeeper 270 south Second
Roberts Daniel, teacher 192 north Fifth
DIRECTORY. 237
Roberts Enoch, mariner 148 north F-i'ont
Roberts Edmund, carpenter 347 Callowhill
Roberts widow of Thomas, 60 south Sixth
Roberts George, carpenter Rose alley
Roberts Elizabeth, gentlewoman 12 Church alley
Roberts Francis, 62 south Fifth
Roberts George, gentleman 252 Ghesnut
Roberts widow of rev. George, 250 Chesnut • -
Roberts Hugh S, boardinghouse Mulberry court
Roberts Israel, coppersmith 1 67 north Third
Roberts James, siiipjoiner 93 Christian^
Roberts Jemima, boardinghouse 2 1 Union
Roberts Johu, cabinetmaker 19 north Eighth,
Roberts Johi», aceompt. Lombard near lOth ^ 145 N,
Front
Roberts John, sea captain 292 south Front
Roberts Joseph, accomptant 1 68 Mulberry
Roberts Jonathan, carpenter 36 Kuncl^le
Roberts widow of Joseph, merchant 14 north Fourth
Roberts Martha, boardinghouse 93 south Eighth
Roberts Lewis, tavernkeeper 283 south Front
Roberts Peter, sea captain 77 Christian
Roberts Robert, carpenter 9 Crown
Roberts S. printer 9 Stall's court
Roberts Samuel, carpenter 9 Fayette
Roberts Thos. P. ironstore 138^N. Water Sc 28 Vine
Roberts Thomas, shoemaker 2 Laetitia court
Roberts William, cabinetmaker 82 8c 84 north Sixth
Roberts \yklowof Wm. carpenter 163 Ciiesnut
B.obinett Richard, merchant 5 Powell
Robinett Samuel, mariner 188 Spruce
Robins Isaiah, carpenter back 84 Sassafras
Robins Joseph, carpi;nter 6 Pennsylvania avenue
Robins Job, weaver 8 Green
Robbins John, jun. accomptant 153 Vine
Robbins Saml. boardinghouse corner Geniian Sc 4tli
Robbins Sarah, 9 Little V\^ater
Roberson Alex, shoemaker back 386 south Second
Robertson Catharine, widow 496 north Second
Robertson Christopher, back 352 south Second
Robertson John, mariner 263 north Front
Robertson James, morocco dresser Locust above 9th
Robertson James, labourer 14 Gray's alley
238 PHILADELPHIA
Robertsoh Jas. merchant 159 Walnut Sc 58. S, Front
llobertsoD John, merchant 2 1 3 Spruce
Robertson J. stockingweaver north Juniper
Robertson Joseph, pilot 16 Catharine
Robertson William, merchajit 213 Spruce
Robeson John, boardinghouse 4 Shippen
Robeson Maurice, merchant 39 Cherry
Robeson & Pauls, iron merchants 2 Mulberry
Robinson Anthony W. carpenter 13G north Eighth
Robinson Benjamin, carpenter 89 north Third
Robinson George H. currier 117 Cfcesnut
Robinson Geor,^e, sea captain 27 Catharine
Robinson George, accomptant 238 north Front
Robinson widow of Hugh, 386 north Front
Robeson Hugh, labourer Vine near Kighth
Robinson Isaac, labourer 34 Budd
Robinson Israel, carpenter Nonnater*s court
Robinson James, sea captain 34 Budd
Robinson James, grocer 41 Small
Robinson James, shoemaker Juniper lane
Robinson James, editor of the Philadelphia Directory
146 Cedar
Robinson iohn, carpenter 1 08 south Tenth
Robinson John, mariner 75 Queen
Robinson Joshua, carpenter 96 Gaskill
Robinson Joseph, flour merchant 93 north Ninth
Robinson Lewis, merchant 30 High
Robinson Mrs. seminary 88 Spruce
Robinson E. N. gilder 25 south Third
Robinson Parker, carpenter 40 Coates' alley
Robinson Robert, bottler 6 Strawberry
Robinson Sarah, boardinghouse back 464 south Front
Robinson Samuel, hatter 36 High
Robinson Thomas, victualler Laurence
Robertson Thomas, shipwright 1 Green
Robison Wm. carpenter Juniper lane
Roch Christian, 106 north Seventh
Rockhill Mary, widow Blackhorse alley
Rockwell Justice, smith 217 north Eighth
Rockert Nicholas, back 1 SO north Fifth
Rockford Ann W. gentlewoman 78 Union
Rocfill Joseph, tobacconist 67 Queen
Rodrique Andrew, merchant 24 south Seventh
DIRECTORY. 19^
Rodrique Isaac, storekeeper 117 and 135 N. Third
Rogen J moroccodresser 77 south Fifth
Rogers Allen, agent for the N. York line 1 8 S. Third
Rogers Anthony, labourer south Thirteenth
Rogers Clement, back 15 north Sixth
Rogers Charles & John, ironmongers High, fifth door
above Second, south side, and 7 north Second
Rogers John, shoemaker 58 Lombard
Rogers Isf Hamilton, storekeepers 3 south Second
Rogers Jacob, late corder Warder's wharf
Rogers John, labourer Callowhill above Fifth
Rogers P. K. m. d. 13 south Ninth
Rogers Robert, porter 3 i 9 south Third
Rogers R. G. shoemaker back 1 5 north Sixth
Rogers Joseph, glue and cowskin whip factory Peggs
Rogers Rev. \Vm. d. d. professor of English, &c.
in the University of Pennsylvania 198 Chesnut,
south-east corner of Eighth
Rogers Thomas, merchant 6 north Front
Rogers Matthew, cooper Eleventh above Sassafras
Rogers Wm. Y. merchant 1 8 south Third
Rogers Wm. grocer 10 north Fifth
Rogers Wm. jun. storekeeper 9 south Second
Rohr John A. watchmaker and jeweller 116 N. 7th
Rohr widow of J. H. 115 north Second
Rohrman J. wheelwright Schuylkill 8th near Cherry
Rohrman Henry, wheelwright 44 1 north Second
RoUey Dennis, rigger above 5 1 1 north Second
Romley John, sea captain Blackberry alley
Ronckemlorff John F. accomptant 4 Union
Roney John, currier 29 south Fourth
Roney Wm. blacksmith 45 Green
Roney John t^f* Thomas, curriers 129 Chesnut
Roof Michael, labourer Callowhill above Fifth
Rookstool W. shoemaker 136 Coates'
Roror John, cutler 65 Mulberry
Roreiy Wm. P. combmaker near 1 54 Cherry
Rory John, grocer 165 Vine
Rose Ann, midwife 9 Brewer's alley
Rose Atkinson, merchant taylor 36 north Water ari^
17 Second
Rose Jane, midwife 7 Brewer's alley
240 PHILADELPHIA
Rose John, jun. turner 234 south Third
Rose John, engine and machinemaker 234 S. Third
Rose John, taylor 16 Pewterplatter alley-
Rose Jonathan^ taylor 14 north Water
Rose Peter, shingledresser 26 Union alley
-i^ose Stephen, mariner 9 Elfreith's alley
Rose Susannah, midwife 9 Brewer's alley
Rose Thomas, merchant 45 High
Rose Thomas, brickmaker 397 north Third
Ross Aquiia, carpenter 17 Wagner's alley
Ross Andrew, painter 270 south Second
E.OSS David, carpenter 8 1 north Ninth
Ross Charles, merchant 23 Dock
Ross Elizabeth, segarmaker 129 Plum
Ross Henry^ painter, &c. 342 south Second
Ross James, teacher 44 north Fourth
Ross James, tavernkeeper 138 north Water
Ross John, jun. broker 279 south Fifth
Ross James, painter, &c. back 369 south Front
Ross John, taylor 34 north Water
Ross John, painter and glazier 140 north Third
Ross Robert, broker 172 south Third
Ross Samuel, carpenter Ninth near Walnut
Ross Samuel, merchant 67 Fligh
Ross Thomas, counsellor at law 148 Chesnut
'Ross Walter, shoemaker 239 south Fifth
Ross Wm. printer Locust above Eighth
Ross Wm. whipriiaker near 25 Brewer's alley
Ross Vv m. accom plant north Thirteenth
Ross's WHARF OPENS AT 97 SOUTH WATER
Rosset Jacob, stoi^keeper 243 Mulberry
Rosset Joseph, hatter 37 south Iront
Rossettei- Rev. John, next 1 5 Willing's alley
Puossetter John, sea captain 1 00 south Eighth
Rote widow of Philip, musicmaster 94 north Seventh
Rouanez P.P. boardingschool 148 Pine
Rouschenberger widow of Peter, Shriver's court
Roush John, skindresser 58 Sassafi'as
Rousseau John C. m. d. 210 Spruce
Pvousseau Simon, stevadore 15 Plum
Routh Richard, tanner 587 north Second
Routenwater Nicholas, potter 22 North alley
DIRECTORY. 241
Rouvert Edmund, merchant 72 south Third
Row George, accomptant 176 Lombard
Row James, labourer 282 vSassafras
Row Jonas, carter 530 north Front
Row Michael, carpenter 501 south Second
Row Martin, biscuitbaker 146 south Front
Rowan Mrs. boardinghouse 79 Walnut
Rowan Adam, storekeeper 87 north Third
Rowen.John, carpenter Locust above Eighth -
Rowen John, labourer 346 north Second
Rowen John, billsticker Pine near Twelfth
Roland John, merchant 206 High & 16 south Seventh
Rowland ^ Noble, merchants 206 High
Rowland Is' Gordon, iron merchants 78 north Second
Rowland Jas. ironstore 78 north Second, dwelling
Fromberger's court
Rowland Wm. sawfactory back 162 High
Rowley Edward & Son, storekeepers 14 N. Front
Rowlett John, accomptant Lombard near Seventh
Rownd Mrs. storekeeper 207 south Second
Rowvoudt William, m. d corner Wood & York road
Rover George, carpenter back 132 Callowhill
Ruan & Service, druggists 1 14 High
Ruaud A. grocer corner Fourth and Callowhill
Rubecam Charles, hatter 387 north Second
Rubecam John, tanner 143 Green
Rubecam Jonathan, carpenter Locust near Eleventh
Rubey Felix M. tobacconist 36 Meade alley
Ruddock Jane, widow 134 south Eighth
Rudolph Christian, turner 470 north Third
Rudolph L. turner Poplar lane
Rudy Jacob, innkeeper 100 New
Rue Joseph, mariner 1 1 7 Callowhill
Ruff Wm. painter, he. 45 Chesnut & 132 N. Fourth
Rugan John, merchant 248 Sassafi'as
Rugan & Rhodes, merchants 99 north Water
Ruggles S. smith and farrier 106 Cherry .
Rhule George, coachmaker 199 Mulberry and €^
north Sixth
Ruhlman John, labourer Farmer's alley
Rummel George, labourer 178 north Eighth
Rummel^^orge, brickmaker Juniper near Cherry
X
S42 PHH.ADELP^IIA
Rummel Mrs. widow 4 Starr alley
Rumsey Charles, joiner 440 north From
Runchay Wni. soapboiler 216 south Sixth
Runclle George, merchant Ninth near Walnut
Rundle Sc Moliere, shipchandlers 50 south Wharves
Runner John, victualler ! 6 Charlotte
Rush Benjamin, m. d. professor of the theory and
practice of physic, and of clinical medicine 98
south Fourth
Rush Charles, shoemaker 372 north Second
Rush George, carpenter 207 Cherry
Rush George, labourer 129 Sassafras
Rush Jacobf president of the court of common pleas
48 north Eighth .
Rush James I. sea captain 258 Mulberry
Rush Lewis, parchmentmaker 95 Sassafras
Rush Latham, joiner Stillhouse alley
Rush Richard, attorney at law 96 south Fourth
Rush John, shipwright 400 north Front
Rush Samuel, carter 245 St. John's
Rush Susannah, shopkeeper 199 north Front
Rush William^ graaer 94 Sassafras [see Roudh
Rush William, carver 174 north Front
Rusk David, watchman 1 60 south Front
Rusha Joseph, grocer corner Pine and Tenth
Russel John, pot manufactory 18 Fitzwalter
Russel Ann, gentlewoman 3 Penn
Russel Elizabeth, widow 1 Gray's alley
Russel Edward, merchant 88 S. Wharves 8c 3 Penn
Russel George, saddler 25 north Sixth
Russel widow of Francis, grocer 118 south Second
Russel John, grocer 94 Shippen
Russel John, chinapainter Fitzwalter
Russel John, black and whitesmith 462 Sassafras
Russel Mrs. mantuamaker 145 Cherry
Russell Stafford, shoemaker 369 north Second
Russel Robert, shoemaker 366 south Front
Russel Stephen, sea captain 41 George (S.)
Russell Wm. grocer 248 Lombard
Rutherford John, drover Locust above Juniper
Ruths Michael, baker 149 Spruce
Eutter Jacob, victu^er Federal near Second
DIRECTORY. ' 243
Rutter Geoi'ge, constable 397 Sassafras
Rutter Henry, ropemaker Moyamensing road
Rutter Jacob, labourer 3 1 Sassafras alley
Rutter John, shoemaker corntr Second & Meade alley
Rutter widow of Samuel, grocer 1 1 3 Walnut
Ryal Henry, pilot 449 south Front
Ryal Mrs. widow 194 north Fifth
Ryan Dennis, labourer 5 Hey de's court
Ryan James, merchant 8 north Eighth
Ryan Joseph, carpenter 60 St. John's
Ryan Joseph, mariner back 122 Brown
Ryan widow of Joseph, potter Poplar lane
Ryan Lewis, taylor 184 St. John's
Ryan Thomas, grazier German near Fifth
Ryan Timothy, carpenter 273 south Front
Ryan John, labourer Spruce near Thirteenth
Ryan Lewis, boot and shoemaker first door above the
United States bank south Third
Ryan Wm. stablekeeper 22 north Second
Sacriter D. cabinetmaker 149 Cherry
Sadler Eleanor, widow 171 Mulberry
Sadler Mary, storekeeper 294 south Fourth
Sagar Michael, baker 88 north Eleventh
Sagar widow of Michael, baker 274 Mulberry
Sagarthy Wm. hatter 46 north Seventh
Sagey John, furrier 266 north Second
Sailer Godfrey, cooper Taylor's alley
Sailer H. stonecutter corner Eighth and Sassafras
Sailer John, taylor 1 8 north Water 8c 4 1 Coates' alley
Saint Douglass, late corder 44 Cedar
Salade Sebast. fringe and lace weaver 4 Lsetitia court
Salkeld Isaac, shipjoiner 45 south Water
Salkzman Jacob, grocer 1 8 south Fourth
Salter Jacob, brewer 1 8 south Fourth
Salter Samuel, 436 north Third
Salter Wm. teacher back 12 north Front
Saltonstall J. corner Walnut and Fourth
Sampson 8c Carpenter, confectioners 1 1 N. Second
Sampson John, porter 8 1 Budd
;"44 PHILADELPHIA
Sander John C. musician 146 south Seventh
Sander C. labourer near 2 1 Wood
Sanders Jesse, grocer corner St. John's and Poplar
lane
Sanders John, ironfounder 309 Vine
Sanders John, mate 1 1 6 north Water
Sanders John, carpenter 17 Budd Isee Sg,unders
Siinders Mary, tutress 73 north Seventh
Sanders Peter, fruiterer 183 north Second
Sandfbrd Rowland, coachmaker 65 north Eighth
Sandford Ann, storekeeper 1 60 south Sixth
Sands John, carpenter Oak (N. L.)
"Sansom Joseph, merchant 411 High
Sansom Samuel, merchant 41 1 High
Sansom Wm. merchant office 96 Mulberry-
San son John, stonecutter corner Locust and Eighth
Saranecke A. accomptant 25 north Ninth
Sap James, taylor 9 Chancery lane
Sapp M. constable 113 south Fifth
Sarmiento J. F, merchant comptinghouse coi:.ner 4th
and Spruce, dwelling 286 Chesnut
Saquy Louisa, gentlewoman 150 south Sixth
Sargeant rev. Thomas, 69 Crown
'Sarin Caleb, shoemaker 261 south Fourth
Sarin John, shoemaker 440 south Front
Sauarwalt John, tobacconist 131 Callowhill
Satterthwaite Abel, ironmonger 52 north Third
Saulnier Joseph, carpenter 438 Sassafras
Saunders Richard^ sea captain 1 3 Beck's alley
Saunders Jacob, carter Fourth above Brown
Saunders Jane, widow 236 north Front
Saunders Abel, carpenter Pennsylvania avenue
Saunders Isaac, oakcooper 25 Noble
Saunders Francis, grocer Cedar above Tenth
Saunders S. F. accomptant 418 "South Front
Saurman Martin, 26 north Sixth
Saurman Henry, accompant 64 north Eighth
Savage Jemima, mantuamaker 123 south Eleventh
Savage & Dugan, merchants York court
Savage John, merchant 9 1 south Third
Savage John, suspendermaker 78 Lombard
Savage Mary, widow 328 south Front
DIRECTaRY. 245
Savage Reuben, floiir and feed store 38 1 Sassafras
Saveke Godfrey, 86 north Front
Savern Benjamin, labourer 66Zane
Savery Thomas, cai'penter near 5 South alley
Savin Samuel, sea captain 168 north Front
Savin Mrs. tavernkeeper Spring-garden
Savoy Francis, paperhanger 9 8 north Third
Sawer James, storekeeper corner Pine and Second
Sawn Harriot, tavernkeeper Callo\vhilI-st. wharf -
Sawyer Lewden, ladies shoemaker 165 south Second
Sawyer Joseph, sea captuin 88 south Third
Sawyer Peter, drover 566 north Third
Sawyer Abigail, widow 138 Brown
SaAvyer Robert, blacksmith 2i Artillery jane
Say Benjamin, m. d. 152 Chesnut
Say Benj. &c Son, druggists, &c. corner 8th & High
Say Samuel, stevadore 187 north Front
Savers \Vm. sea captain 18 Mary
Scattergoods £c Davis, tanners and curriers 276 north
Front
Scattergood Joseph, currier, Sec. 303 north Second
Scattergpod Thomas, tanner and currier 278 N. Front
Scaffer Adam, carter 489 north Third Isee Shaker
Schaffer Ann PL mantuamaker 15 south alley
SchafFer Conrad, baker 86 south Third
SchafTer Cliarles, sugar refiner 82 north Second
Schaffer Joseph, labourer 80 north Seventh and Pine
near Eleventh
Schaffer Jacob, baker Lilly alley
Schaffer Philip, mariner 463 south Front
Schrackingast George, labourer 31 1 north Front
Schaumenkessel Frederick, baker 46 Green
Scheblee L. stockingweaver 26 North alley
Schell Henry, grocer 195 north Second
Schellench John, carpenter Lombard above Ninth
Scherzinger John M. oil and colourman 66 N. Fourth
Schetkey George, professor of music 161 Chesnut
Schively Henry, jun. cutler 45 Chesnut
Schively Joshua, druggist. Sec. 51 south Third
Schively Henry, cutler and surgeon's instrument
maker 49 south Thh'd
Schindler Michael, baker corner Shippen and Fifth
X 2
246 PHILADELPHIA
Schinkle John, watchmaker 268 north Second
Schinkle Frederick, gentleman 1 5 5- Mulberry
Schitz Adam, sexton Front near Christian
Schitz Philip, innkeeper corner Fourth and Vine
{see Sheets
Schlatterer John, baker 2 10 north Second
Sclatter Wm. merchant 233 High
Schmidt rev. John Frederick, minister of the German
Lutheran Church 27 north Fourth
Schnatz Sebastian, baker 129 Sassafras
Schnider Wm. tyler to the grand lodge of Pennsyl-
vania near 62 Zane
Schneider Casper, distiller 313 north Front
Schnell Lewis, baker 135 Mulberry
Schoch George, innkeeper 8 1 north Seventh
Schoch Frederick, labourer 136 Coates*
Schoch Michael, shoeinaker 78 Brown
Schoch Casper, teacher 99 Coates*
Schoeber B. J. attorney at law 160 south Third
Schoeber Frederick, baker 166 north Second
■I^Scholfield Harrison, chairmaker Fourth above Noble
^Schooly Samuel, porter 82 Budd
Schools James, rattriner 4 1 1 south Front
Schott James, merchant 235 Mulberry
Schott John P. jun. 75 north Water
Schott iif Mandeville, merchants 75 north Water
Schott John P. inspector of customs 12 Cable lane
Schrack Abraham, innkeeper 38 High
Schrack Jacob, shipwright Liberty alley
Schrack Joseph, carter 20 Green
Schrader J. D. sugarboiler 38 Kunckle
JBchram Bernard, sugarboiler 3 5 Crown
Schreiner Elizabeth, widow 1 1 Cherry
Schreiner U Richards, iron merchants 99 north 2d
Sciireiner Henry, iron merchant 50 Vine
Schreiner Jacob, ironmonger 177 and 122 north 2d
Schreiner John, whitesmith 23 north Tenth
Schriber Theodore, painter, 8cc. 304 south Front
Schviber Henry, victualler 296 north Eighth
Schriber Mrs. widow 335 Callowhill
Schriber widow of Peter, victualler 259 Callowhill
Schroeter F. merchant Hoffman's alley
DIRECTORY. 247
Schroeter Sc Co. merchants 3 1 High
Schronk Bernard, baker north Thirteenth
Schrunk widow of George, 200 Coates*
Schryer George, shoemaker 252 Sassafras
Schryer John, baker 26 Callow hill
Schultz , gentleman 47 Brown
Schultz Adam, labourer 106 Christian
Schultz widow of Wm. brewer 209 St. John's
Schumo Barney, turner 15 Elfreith's alley
Schwartz Peter, carver Pemberton's alley
Schweitzer Michael, porter Steinmetz court
Scobey John, grocer 132 Vine
Scochum Stephen, shoemaker near 25 Union
Scopeman James, taylor back 69 Christian
Scott Andrew, porter back 208 High
Scott Andrew, soapboiler 5 Quarry
Scott Benjamin, copperplate printer 213 north 2d
Scott Catharine, widow back 35 Mulberry
Scott Daniel, stevadore 5 1 6 south Front
Scott George, oakcooper Callowhill-st, wharf
Scott Henry, mate 78 Catharine
Scott James, carpenter back 13 Beck's alley
Scott Job, mastmaker 1 6 Equality court
Scott John W. printer 147 Chesnut
^cott John, printer 32 north Fourth
Scott John, grainmeasurer 6 Dock
Scotti John, ladies hairdresser 8.S north Second
Scott Lydia, boardinghouse 73 High
Scott Martha, shopkeeper 65 north Third
Scott Robert, engraver m the mint 1 3 north Twelfth
Scott Samuel, tanner corner York road cs* Callowhill
Scott Samuel, carpenter il9 Green
Scott , cooper 198 north Second
Scroggy Thomas, grocer corner George 8c Juniper
lane
Scotton P. Sc A. bonnetmakers 2 Strawberry
Scravendyde Peter, soap and candlemaker 237 S. 2d
Scull Benjamin, pewterer 26 south Fourtli
Scull Daniel, grocer next 341 north Front
Scull Wm. late tavernkeeper Callowhill-st. ferjy
Scull Wm. porter 40 Brown
Scully Mary, shopkeeper 209 south Fifth
2i8 PHILADELPHIA
Scully John, bottler 17 Walnut
Scyferhelt John, shipwright 53 Green and 128 Brown
Scyferhelt widow of B. labourer 25 Callowhiil
Scarison George, umbrellamaker TS-f^um
Seaborn Elizabeth, shopkeeper 76 Mulberry
Seaner Philip, labourer 10 Greenleaf alley
Seimon Paul, merchant 2 north Ninth
Searl Robert, porter 530 north Front
Searl James, tavernkeeper near 528 north Front
Searl Enos, carter Laurence (N. L.)
Seawrii>ht Mary, milkwoman o7 Budd
Seocnlist Michael, baker 44 Sassafras
Seckle David, grazier 12 north Eighth and 305 High
Seckle Lawrence, wine merchant 155 High
Seckie George, watchman Locust near Ninth
Seddinger M. saddletreemaker Germantown road
Seddinger Casper, basketmaker 66 Budd
Sees George, grocer corner Thirteenth and Walnut
Seeger David, late confectioner 18 south Seventh
Seeger Charles, confectioner 1 1 1 south Third
Seeger John, sea captain 148 St. John's
Seemann John Andrews, innkeeper (Red Lion) cor-
ner of Brewer's alley and Fourth
Seeman Serick, cooper 109 Christian
Senn Wm. shoemaker 124 Callowhiil
j^eidel John, currier 358 south Second ^
Seip Henry, carter Britton's alley
Seip Jacob, wheelwright 104 north Fourth
Seip Peter, accomptant 12 Cresson's alley
Seits Charlotte, shopkeeper 60 Sassafras
Seits George, surgeon dentist next 69 Sassafras
Seiby J. sea captain 40 Union
Sell Henry, painter, &c. near 487 north Second
Sell Solomon, sen. taylor 76 Brown
Sellers Coleman, wireworker Mulberry court
Sellers David, wireworker 8 north Sixth \_see Teller
Sellers Isaac, brassfounder 40 St. John's
Sellers Nathan ^ David, wireworkers 231 High
Sellers Robert R. printer 83 Mulberry
Seltzer Heniy, carter Fourth above Brown
Semple John, taylor Elmslies' alley
Semple Matthew, merchant 52 south Front
DIRECTORY". 249
Scnderling Nicholas, carter 62 Artillery lane
Senderling Rosina, widow Charlotte
Sendoz Dominique, gentleman 156 Mulberry
Senofft George, tavernkeeper 25 North alley
Senneif Jacob, carter 274 Vine
Senneff John, taylor 99 Coates'
Senneff Jacob, carpenter Broad near George
Senneff Ann, widow 106 Coates' and 186 south Front
Sennix Isaac, bricklayer back 175 Cherry
Sequin Francis, shipwright 103 Swanson 8c 363 S. 2d
Sequin Andrew, shipwright 371 north Front
Sergeant Elizabeth, widow Mulberry corner of Tth
Sergeant E. Spencer, attorney at law 85 N. Third
Sergeant John, attomey at law 113 Mulberry
Sergeant Thomas, attorney at law corner of Walnut
and Fourth Isee Sargeant
Sergeant Thomas, labourer 3 Heydes' court
Serill James, sea captain 1 3 Keys' alley
Serine Joseph, mariner 1 1 Callowhill
Sermon Isaac, m. d. 105 north Front
Sermon Richard, smith 26 north Second
Service Hugh, druggist, &c. 1 14 High
Service Andrew, merchant 42 south Front
Service Philip, shipwright \o Gaskill
Servoss E hatvvarehouse 213 north Front
Sexton Daniel, taylor 14 Gray's alley
Sexton Jared, taylor 35 south Water
Sexton John, wharfbuilder Beach
Seybert Adam, m. d. 1 14 High
Seybert John, labourer 2G Coates'
Seyfert Conrad, bookbinder 12 Pear
Seyfert Mrs. nurse 13 Knight's' court
Seyfert John, blacksmith above 60 St. John's
Seyferhelt John C. bleeder 83 north Tenth
Seymour Joseph, comedian 58 north Sixth
Seymour Joseph H. engraver Shields' alley
Seymour Samuel, engraver Tenth near Pine
Shade Peter, brushmaker81 High
Shade George, hatter near 14 Margaretta
Shafer Casper, m. d. 66 Vine
Shafer Mrs. widow 13 Crown
Shafer John L. carpenter 401 north Third
^50 PHILADELPHIA
Shaffer John, baker 24 Passyunk road [see Sc/iaffr^
Shallcross Leonard, shoemaker 81 south Front
Shallus Francis, engraver 89 south Front
Shallus Elizabeth, boardinghouse 56 north Fourth
Shallus John, labourer 184 Spruce
Shane Benjamin, shoemaker 276 north Second
Shane widow of George, blacksmith 37 Crown
Shank Isaac, carpenter 132 Cailowhill
Shanks Abraham, taylor 1 7 Appletree alley
Shankland Joseph, taylor 156 south Water and 157
Front
Shannon \Vm. & Hugh, gunsmiths and cutlers 21
Passyunk, near Fifth, below Cedar
Shannon James, plaisterer Walnut above Tenth
Shannon James, mariner 64 Catharine
Shannon John, carpenter 33 Shippen
Shannon John, hatter 131 north Sixth
Shannon Livingston, 137 south Tenth
Shannon Mrs. boardinghouse 64 north Front
Shannon W^m. late auctioneer 19 north Fifth
Sharpe Benjamin, merchant taylor 94 Chesiiut
Sharp Charles, taylorShepherd's court
Sharp Daniel, 32 north Seventh
Sharp Henry, mate 7 Parram's alley
Sharp John, carpenter Britton's alley
Sharp John, pilot 47 Christian
Shai'p Joseph, shoemaker 70 Passyunk
Sharp Richard, merchant 133 south Third and 152
Fourth
Sharpe Ludwick, accomptant 1 Shriver's court
Sharp Samuel, pilot 7 Queen
Sharp Wm. mariner 246 south Fourth
Sharpless widow of John, coachmaker 30 north 6th
Sharpless Mary, mantuamaker 56 Mulberry
Sharpless Jesse, merchant 48 High
Sharswood James, gentleman 92 north Sixth
Sharswood William, brewers Fourth above Vine
Shaw Abraham, tin plate v,^orker 103 Cedar
Shaw Alexander, cabinetmaker 83 north Front
Shaw David, labourer 100 north Fourth
Shaw George, grocer and bottler 21 south Front
DIRECTORY. -351
Shaw James, carpenter 127 Gedar
Shaw James M. hatter 160 High
Shaw Jolm, carter 503 south Second
Shaw Abial, labourer Oak (N. L.)
Shaw Henry, mariner Oak (N. L.)
Shaw Mary, tayloress 65 north Seventh
Shaw John, grocer 232 north Second
Shaw rev. Joseph, pastor of the Associate church 28t
south Front
Shaw Mrs. widow 242 Sassafras
Shaw Mrs. widow 49 Pine
Shaw Matthew, carpenter 38 Pine
Shaw Robert, merchant 14 Lombard
Shaw Samuel B. merchant 210 south Sixth
Shaw Thomas, accomptant Patton's court
Shaw William, labourer 99 Passyunk
Shaw Wm. A. merchant Bickley's wharf, dwelling
Brookes' court
Shaw William, m. d. 137 Mulberry
Shawaker John, constable back 351 north Second
Sheaff George, wine merchant 168 High Sc 3. S. Fifth
Sheaff George, cabinetmaker 164 St. John's
Sheaff Henry, wine merchant 180 High
Sheaff Philip, merchant 34 north Sixth
Sheaff Mrs. gentlewoman 269 High
Sheahan Michael, carter north Juniper
Shearer John, sea captain 1 6 Almond [see Sherer
Shearer Michael, baker 1 9 1 Lombard
Shearer Valentine, grocer 29 1 north Eighth
. Shearer John, tobacconist corner 12th and George
Sheble Jacob, cabinetmaker 206 north Second
Sheble Adam, cedarcooper 206 north Second
Sheble John, grocer 77 north Fifth
Shedaker James, cooper 49 south Water
Sheed George, sen. plaisterer 275 south Fifth
Sheed George, jun. constable 43 Plum
Sheed Isabella, gentlewoman 22 Queen
Sheed widow of William, plaisterer 119 German
Sheets Adam, sexton of Swedes church 459 S. 2d
Sheets Christian, justice of the peace Vienna
Sheets Philip, hatter 267 south Front
Sheets Michael, carpenter Wells' court
^52 PHILADELPHIA
Shell Jacob, carter 453 north Third
Shellingsford Thomas, blacksmith 517 north Third
Shellingsford William, caulker Sweed's alley
Shellingsforth James, constable 46 Budd
Shelmerdine Edward, hatter 23 south Fourth
Shelmire Jesse, grocer 95 Callowhill
Shelmire Jesse <sf Co. grocers 213 north Third
Shelmire Wm. meal merchant 101 north Fourth
Shepherd Benjamin, carpenter 1 40 north Eighth
Shepherd Jacob, baker 62 Cherry
Shepherd Thomas, shopkeeper 36 north Third
Shepherd John, victualler James
Shepherd James, carpenter back 78 Sassafras
Shepherd & Pennock, merchants 36 north Third
Shepperd Robert, victualler Branner's alley
Shepherd Randall, fruiterer 1 3 south Sixth
Shepherd William, whitesmith and bell hanger 250
Sassafras, corner Wagner's alley
Shepherd Thomas, ornamental painter 72 N. Fifth "
Sherborne William, baker 52 Swanson
Sherer Henry, hairdresser 43 north Sixth \_seeShearer
Sheridan Bernard, stablekeeper 7 north alley
Sheridan Abraham, innkeeper Schuylkill upperf^^rry
SheridineDominick, dealer 61 Christian
Shermer Mrs. shopkeeper 389 north Front
Shermer Joseph, carver and gilder 5 Sterling alley
Shermer John, clock and watchmaker 384 north 2d
Sherman William E. sea captain 6 Union
Sherman Matthias, shoemaker iS Appletree alley
Sherry John, grocer 2 I south Water
Sheward Caleb, brewer corner Dock and Pear
Shewell S. 174 Mulberry
Shewell Thomas, storekeeper 67 north Second
Shidmore Joseph, shoemaker 1 9 1 Shippen
Shields Andrew, bottler 2 north Front
Shields Henry, shopkeeper 451 south Second
Shields L. carpenter Kunckle above St. Tammany.
Shields James, bookbinder Hunter's court
Shields Robert, storekeeper 32 north Second
Shields Thomas, gentleman 15 Dock
Shealds William, grocer 10 south Fourth
DIRECTORY. 253
Shields William, mariner 362 south Second
Shinn John, jun. chymist 2 1 1 Sassafras
Shipley John, hardware merchant 50 Mpberry
Shipley Thomas, hardware merchaiil^ High
Shipley Thomas & John, hardware merchants 53
High.
Shipley John 8c Co. hardware store 13 High
Shippen Wm. hatter 53 north Sixth
Shippen Mrs widow 15 north Twelfth
Shipshanks Wm. merchant 77 Vine
Shirley Moses, tinplateworker 212 south Second
Shoeber B. J. attorney at law 1 60 south Third and
Twelfth near Chesnut
Shoeber Mrs. widow 94 south Third
Shoemaker Abraham, one of the aldermen, land bro-
ker and conveyancer, office 100, dwelling 124 south
Fourth
Shoemaker Christian, combmaker 59 Coates'
Shoemaker Christian, porter above 5 1 1 north Second
Shoemaker Daniel, storekeeper 171 south Second
Shoemaker Edward, hardware merchant 413 Iligh
Shoemaker Joseph, merchant 92 north Second
Shoemaker Jacob & Son, insurance brokers office
south-east rdem of the coffeehouse, and 132 N. 2d
Shoemaker Jane', widow 76 New
Shoemaker Jesse, grocer corner Maide» and Beach
Shoemaker Joseph, silversmith 12 north Front
Shoemaker John J. merchant 92 north Second
Shoemaker M . gunsmith 467 north Third
Shoemaker Margaret, widow 16 Greenleaf alley
Shoemaker Lydia, midwife 10 Shippen
Shoemaker Sarah, widow 60 north Second
Shoemaker Samuel, attorney at law 26 north Fifth
Shoemaker Abraham, jun. attorney at law 124 south
Fourth
Shoeman Frederick, porter Poplar lane near Fourth
Shorland Thomas, painter, &:c. 306 south Front
Shrank Bernard, baker near 438 Sassafras
Shreve Caleb, merchant 106 north Fourth and 45
north Front
Shreve John rigger loft 6'south Wharves 8c 399 north
Front
t^j4 PHILADELPHIA
Shram Barney, tavernkeeper 1 14 north Fifth
Shryer John, baker 83 south Fourth
Shryer George, shingledresser 335 Callowhill
Shubert George, ladies shoemaker 105 Walnut
Shubert J. R. merchant 94 Lombard and 52 south
Wharves
Shuffelbottom Wm. china merchant 42 north Second
Shugard George S. hardware store 587 north Second
Shugard Simon, tax cgllector 366 north Second
Shull Frederick, inspector of customs 26 Branch
Shull Lewis, tobacconist north Broad
Shults C. jun. ladies shoemaker 215 north Second
Shults Charles, feedstore 1 6 Passyunk road
Shults Frederick, harnessmaker 48 Lombard
Shults George, carpenter Rose alley
Shultz Nicholas, carpenter:near 843 Sassafras
Shuster Andrew, oakcooper 3 1 7 north. Second
Shuster D. victualler Pleasant
Shuster Margaret, widow 50 Callowhill
Shuster Jacob, oakcooper 110 N. Water Sc 4"2 Vine
Shuster Charles, coachmaker 178 north Fifth and
2 Tenth
Shute Daniel, drygoodstore 251 south Second
Shute Mary, widow 1 12 Union
Shute John, carpenter Pine; near Twelfth
Shute John, labourer 503 south Front
Shuttle Daniel, labourer 143 Coates'
Shweppenhauser N. taylor 435 north Third
Sibbet John, plaisterer comer Prune and Fifth
Sicard Stephen, dancingmaster 1 30 Mulberry and
Goforth alley
Siddons John, carpenter 45&«outh Front
Siddons Joshua, mariner 20 Union alley
Siddons Josiah, taylor 193 south Second
Siddons Joseph, carpenter 119 north Fourth
Sickles John, taylor 407 north Second
Side Wm. carter 2 6 Brown
Siders F. baker Britton's alley
Sidleman Casper, HO South alley
Siener Thomas, labourer 52 1 north Third
Sigoigne Madani^, 9 Powell
DIRECTORY. 2^3
Sigler Samuel, drover 125 Callowhill {.see Ziglev
Silence John, cabinetmaker 103 Mulberry
Sillick John, boardinghouse 276 south Fourth
Silver John, shoemaker 70 Callowhill
Silver John, merchant 172 High and 7 north Fiftli
Silver Peter, brewer Carpenter (S.)
Silvey Joseph, mariner 3 1 7 south Second
Simon John, taylor 13 South alley
Simon John, baker 87 south Second
Simon Joseph, bathhouse Froniberger's court
Simington George, shoewarehouse 106 High
Simmons Wm. balance weigher 157 Vine
Simmons Anthony, late goldsmith, &c. 27 Sassafi^as
Simmons Edward, lumber merchant 145 N. Third
Simmons David P. packing factory 1 Ith near Spruce
Simmons John, teacher 324 north Second and 5 Wat-
kin's alley
Simmons Leeson Sc Jos. merchants Bickley's wharf
Simmons James, gentleman 1 1 south Fifth
Simmons Leeson, sea captain Fromberger's court
Simmons Stephen, lumber merchant 43 Cable lane
Simons Stephen, hairdresser 1 8 1 soutli Front
Simon John, shoemaker 1 3 Hinckle's court
Simons Joseph, linen Sc woollen draper 253 south 2d
Simons Noah, linen and woollen draper 25 5 south 2d
Simons Richard, shopkeeper 100 south Water
Simons Michael, cooper 81 Sassafras
Simonton J. W. merchant 56 north Front
Simpson Deborah, tutress Coxe's alley
Simpson Geo. cashier of the U. S. Bank 104 Chesmit
Simpson David, silverplater 128 south Sixth
Simpson Hannah, widow 153 north Water
Simpson James, boardinghouse 64 Catharine
Simpson Mrs. nurse 162 Pine
Simpson John, labourer 62 Catharine
Simpson Wm. grocer 284 High
Sims' wharf opens at 153 south water
Sims John, accomptant Haines' alley
Sims John, painter 2 1 Wood
Sims Samuel, accomptant 241 Spruce
Sims John, taylor 94 Swansoi)
256 PHILADELPHIA
Sims Joseph, merchant comptinghouse 155 S. Watei*
dwelling south-west corner Chesnut and Seventh
Sims James, labourer Carpenter (S.)
Sims Walter, seaciaptain corner Chesnut and 1 1th
Sinn Thomas, carter 490 north Third
Sinn Susan, widow 70 Sassafras
Sinclair James, printer 227 Walnut {see Siiif:
Siner John, ropemaker Carpenter (S.)
Siner Jacob, brickmaker Fourth above Brown
Singer George, coachwheelwright 194 south W^^ter
Singer John, merchant 263 High
Singer John, mariner 137 Coates'
Singer Joseph, ropemaker 16 Mary's (S.)
Singerly George, taylor 429 north Third
Singleton Joseph Y. sea captain 295 south Fi'ont
Singleton Samuel, sea captain 196 south Front
Singleton Thomas, caulker 456 south Front
-ink Abraham, hardware store 2 1 High
Sink Laurence, cabinetmaker 35 Lombard
Sinkler C. saddler, Sec. near 64 south Fourth
'-"ink Mrs. ^vidow 202 Vine
-ips John, brickmaker north Thirteenth
'iips MichacL labourer 93 north Fourth
Sippet Chni*^ mariner near 349 south Front
Sisk Mrs. .dinghouse Spruce near Tenth
Sisty J. pocketbook maker 10 Strawberry alley
Sixtc Stephen, confectioner 125 south Second
rfkellinger Cornelius, pilot Oak (N. L.)
Skellinger Abigail, grocer 32 Queen
Skellinger — , sea captain 520 south Front
Skellinci;er A. tavevnkeeper 9 Christian
Skeilinger Justice, cooper 50 Almond
Skelly Thomas, merchant 10 south Wharves and
29 Sansom
Skelton Mary, spinster 74 New
.Skerret James, blacksmith Locust above Eighth
Skerret James, jun. blacksmith 135 south Ninth
Skerret James 1. accomptant 152 south Ninth
Skerret Joseph, jeweller 1 12 Callow hill
Skerrigal Thomas, porter 46 Brown
Skidmore Joseph, shoemaker 300 south Third
Skillman John, saddler, kc. 308 north Second
DIRECTORY. 2S7
Skinner John, sea captain 289 south Front
Skinner EUzabeth, widow 38 Vine
Skinner Francis H. sea captain 79 north Secorid
Skoone Henry, mariner 98 Green
Skyrin John, gentleman 134 north Eighth
Slack Daniel, shipwright 12 Brov.n
Slatter Godfrey, labourer near 74 Passyunk
Slaughter John, baker corner Third and Callowhill
Slaughter Peter C. carpenter 8 Budd
Slaughter Jacob, tobacconist 136 north Third
Sleeper & Ashton, blacksmiths 90 north Front
Sleeper James, blacksmith 277 north Second
Sleeper Jonathan, oakcooper 1 i 1 south Water
Sleeth zif Desaby, grocers corner Fifth and Plum
Slemmer Jacob, cooper 439 north Third
Slasher Jacob, currier 339 north Second
Slesman George, merchant 58 north Third
Slesman E. & G. featherstore 98 north Front
Slingluff Joseph, conichandler 4 10 north Thir<! -^
Sloan Mrs. mantuamaker 225 Mulberry
Sloan Hugh, taylor 168 south Water
Sloan Joseph, merchant 7 Penn
Sloathman Mary, nurse 168 north Seccd
Small Abraham, stationer 2,7 south Se "'
Small Francis, near 243 south Sixth *
Small Jacob, grocer 338 Sassafras
Small R. widow 82 Green
Smallman Jas. engineer Walnut near Schuylkill 2<i
Smallwood Isaac, carter 27 Noble
Smallwood Martha, tavernkeeptr 2 Dock
Smallwood Isaac, tavernkeeper Arch st. ferry
Smart Charles, oysterman 9 Elfmth's alley
Smeltzr R. painter, &c. 4 Cherry
Smiley John, taylor Eighth near Spruce
Smiley Wm. merchant taylor 98 Chesnut
Smith Abigail, widow 103 Chesnut
Smith Abraham, mariner near 26 South alley
Smith A. waiter 13 south Seventh
Smith C. G. baker 258 north Front
Smith Charles, grocer corner Walnut & Eleventh
Smith Casper, blacksmith 205 Sassafras
Y 2
253 PHILADELPHIA
Smith Charles, coachmaker 177 south Third
Smith Charles, storekeeper 207 north Second
Smith Charles, hangingpaper manufacturer corner
Sassafras and Schuylkill Front, and dvvellinghouse
north-east corner Chesnut and Fourth
Smith Christian, mariner 365 south Front
Smith Cornelius, labourer 165 Coates'
Smith Charles, trader 177 north Second
Smith Charles E. merchant 77 r>orth Second
Smith Charles L. grocer 37 and 28 south Third
Smith Chester, oakcooper Richardson's court
Smith Cornelia, boardinghouse 46 Walnut
Smith David, shopkeeper 152 south Eighth
Smith Daniel, grocer 99 north Third
Smith Duncan, porter Juniper alley
Smith Daniel, merchant 181 south Third
Smith Daniel, labourer 1 1 Charlotte
Smith Dockeray, merchant 36 south Front
Smith Edward, merchant 179 north Front
Smith Elisha, teacher 6 Hinckle's court
Smith Edward, grocer 36 George
Smith Eiias, taylor 9 Stall's court
Smith Edward, sea captain 1 4 north Fifth
Smith Francis G. merchant 214 south Front
Smith Elizabeth, 23 ^Walnut
Smita Francis, coachtrimmer 148 Cherry
Smith Francis, late stevadore 49 German
Smith Frederick, 77 Union
Smith George, labourer 1 76 north Eighth and 1 ith
near Race
Smith George, porter Garden
Smith George R. accomptant 10 north Eleventh
Smith George W. merchant 158 north Second
Smith George, coachtrimmer 3 Fayette
Smith George, callenderer 9 1 north Third
Smith George, currier back 102 High
Smith Godfrey, merchant 9 north Sixth
Smith Mrs. of George, harnessmaker 126 Gallowhill
Smith George, boardinghouse 883 south Front
Smith Henry, baker 424 south Second
Smith E. Harriot, seamstress 86 Cedar
Smith Henry, shopkeeper S54 north Front
DIRECTORY. 259
Smith 8c Helmutb, merchants 225 High
Smith Hemphill, grocer corner Walnut and lUh
Smith Henry, carter 2 north Tenth
Smith Hugh, sea captain 501 south Front
Smith Hugh, carpenter 7 1 Cherry
Smith Isabella, boardinghouse corner 5th & Lombard
Smith Isabella, nurse 106 Cedar
Smith widow of Isaac, merchant 287 Chesnut
Smith Jacob, accomptant 190 Vine
Smith Jacob, late innkeeper 359 north Third
Smith Jacob, silversmith 210 north Eighth
Smith Jacob, t ay lor 278 south Fourth
Smith Jacob, shoemaker back 130 Sassafras and 462
north Front
Smith Jacob, surgeon dentist 269 south Second
Smith Jacob, plaisterer 179 Cedar
Smith James & Co. merchants 103 north Front
Smith James S. attorney at law 15 Pine
Smith Jam.es, merchant 2 north Sixth
Smyth James, grocer corner Columbia avenue and
Locust
Smith James, inspector of customs 83 Walnut
Smith James, merchant 317 High
Smith James, merchant ) 5 8 north Front
Smith James, jun. 209 High
Smith Jane, tutress 1 5 Cresson's alley
Smith Jeremiah, brickmaker north Broad
Smith Jesse, shoemaker 522 south Front
Smith Job, shoemaker Poplar lane
Smith John A. tobacconist 304 north Third
Smith John, stonecutter corner Seventh and Pine
Smith John, shoemaker Locust above Eighth
Smith John, saddler, &c. 9 Pennsylvania avenue
Smith John, superintendant for N. L. 408 north 2d
Smith John, whitesmith 52 and 54 Cedar
Smyth John, blacksmith corner Broad and Cherry
Smith John, grocer 32 south Wharves
Smith John, shoemaker 7 1 New
Smith John, 76 Plum
Smith John J. merchant 33 south Wharves and 187
Chesnut
Smith John M. carpenter 274 north Second
260 PHILADELPHIA
Smith John, taylor 382 north Second
Smith John, shoemaker 9G Lombard
Smith John, accomptant 141 north Fifth and srsoutli
Eleventh^
Smith John, innkeeper 72 German
Smith John, weaver 542 north Third
Smith rev. John F. 27 north Fourth
Smith John, carpenter Filbert above Tenth
Smith John, marshall for the district of Pennsylvania
102 south Eighth
Smith John, labourer 500 south Front & 309 N. Front
Smith John, labourer Blackhorse alley
Smith John S. merchant 107 south Water and 44
Lombard
Smith John R. attorney at law 53 Walnut
Smith John S. merchant 54 south Wharves, 105 and
lorWater, and 72 Lombard
Smith John, sea captain 1 7 Vine-
Smith John, typefounder 105 German
Smith John, curbstone cutter and setter corner
Schuylkill Eighth
Smith Jonathan B. alderman and judge of the court
of common pleas and quarter sessions 60 S. 5 th
Smith Jonathan, cashier of the bank of Pennsylvania:
73 Walnut
Smith Jonathan, carpenter back 369 south Front -
Smith Jonas, storekeeper Cable lane
Smith Joseph, shoemaker 1 17 CaUowhill
Smith Joseph B. accomptant near 63 Crown
Smith Jos. merchant 23 S. Wharves and 81 Waliwt
Smith Joseph, silversmith 7 Little George
Smith Joshua R. bricklayer next 133 north Fifth
Smyth Lambert, keeper of criminal apartment, slate
prison-, corner of Walnut and Sixth
Smith Mrs. widow 184 south Water
Smith Sc Maxwell, printers back 28 north Second
Smith ^ Montgomery, merchants 41 north FroRt-
Smith Margaret, boardinghoiise 7 Stall's court
Smith Matthias, hairdresser 1 ] 6 north Third.
Smith Mrs. boardinghouse 83 Walnut
Smith & Mullock, curriers 104 High
Smith Margaret, mantuamaker 43 Lombard
DIRECTORY. 261
Smith Margaret, shopkeeper 192 north Third
Smith Nathan A. carpenter corner Vine and Fifth
Smyth Nathan, shoemaker 5 Greenleaf alley
Smith Newberry, merchant 62 north Second
Smith Oliver, merchant 77 Mulberry
Smith Peter, taylor 277 north Front
Smyth Peter, merchant 63 north Front
Smith tr Parker, merchants 209 High
Smith Patrick, shoemaker St. John's near Callo^vhlil
Smith Philip, brewer Charles
Smith PhiUp, grocer corner Spruce and Front
Smith PhiHp, victualler 257 north Eighth
Smith Ralph, carpenter 3 1 4 north Second
Smith Ralph, jun; carpenter near 109 north Fifth
Smith Rebecca, gentlewoman Brookes' court
Smith Reuben, shipwatch 7 Gray's alley
Smith Richard E. merchant 113 north Water
Smith Richard, porter 178 north Eighth
Smith Richard, shoemaker 265 south Fifth
Smith Richard, turner 18 south Tenth
Smith Robert isT Co. merchants 5^ south Front
Smith Robert, merchant 58 south Front
Smith Robert, jun. merchant 30 south Second
Smith Robert T. hardware store 35 north Third
Smith Robert, paperstainer 120 Christian
Smith Robert, wheelwright 318 south Sixth
Smith Rowland, tavernkeeper 53 south Fron':
Smith Sarah, widow 75 Cherry ,.-
vSmlth Sarauci, grocer 138 south Water
Smith Samuel, gentleman 87 Mulberry
Smith Samuel, bricklayer 2 Pennsylvania avenue
Smith Samuel, tanner, Sec. 68 S. od and 91 Wain*.
Smith Samuel, mahogany sawyer 7th near Pine
Smith Samuel, apothecary 31 Sansom
Smith Samuel B. m. d. 208 south Second
Smith Stephen W. merchant 17 Pine
Smith Solomon, currier 68 north Third
Smith Solomon, boardinghouse 92 north Water
Smith Solomon, mariner 385 south Front
Smith Stephen, merchant 41 and 45 north Front
Smith widow of Thos. judge of the supreme court 328
High
262 PHILADELPHIA
Smith Thos. & N. lumber yard corner Vine and 6th
israith Town, sailmaker 49 south Wharves
Smith Thomas, accomp. 200 Chesnut & 17 N. I'ith.
Smith Thomas, sailmaker 80 Cedar
Smith Thomas, lumber merchant 175 Vine
Smith Thomas, labourer 41 Cable lane
Smith Thomas, manner 191 north Front
Smith Thomas, sea captain near 5i Uiorth Second
Smith Thomas, watchman Eleventh near Cedar
Smith TheobaM- '-'acksmith 115 Pine
Smith Vinccui, laoourer 4 1 Cable lane
Smith ^^ illiamC. printer near 26 South alley-
Smith William T. merchant 77 north Water
Smith Wm. T. jun. merchant 77 north Water and
16 Sassafras
Smith William, carpenter 269 Sassafras 8c 4 Knight's
court
Smith William, carter 142 Brown
Smith William, hosier north Juniper
Smith William, attorney at law 103 Chesnut
Smith William, jun. merchant 48 south Front
Smith Wm \\ . merchant 90 south Front, dwelling;
nea- 'uylkill Bridge
Smitii , iJiiam, typefounder Cedar above Twelfth
Smith Vvilliam, mariner 13 Chesmit and 78 Penn
Smith Wm. H. gilder and japanner 165 south Sd
Smith William, innkeeper 140 north Second
Smith William, porter Britton's court
Smith William M. accomptant Union
Smith W. grocer corner Poplar lane and Charlotte
Smith W^illiam, mariner 1 6 Christian
Smith William, biscuit baker 47 Green
Smith W illiam, m. d. 27 Sansom
Smith 8c ^' "ood, merchants 47 north Water
Smith's v/harf opens at 5 1 and 77 N. W^ater
Smither Benjamin, shoemaker 17 Filbert from 8th
Smither James, engraver 143 Mulberry
Smither John, confectioner 75 south Third
Snagg Thomas, carter 65 Coates'
Snalvaker Philip, tobacconist 104 north Water
Snealh rev. Richard, 220 south Fourth
Sneathen James, shallopman near 116 Shippen
DIRECTORY. ' ^^-^
■%.■
Sneck George, victualler Laurence
Sneck George, sen victualler Laurence
Sneck Philip, victualler James' street
Sneed Laven, inspector of lumber 3 Swanson
Sneiiringer John, grocer 448 north Third
SneU James, sea captain 207 north Second
Snell Lewis, labourer 127 Green
Snovvden Isaac, gentleman 40 Sangom
Snowden Joseph, shipchandler 1 30 Pine
Snowden Mrs. nurse back 38 1 High
Snowden k North, shipchandler? '*^'*«»ce-st. wharf
Snowden Thomas, carpenter 9 6 nt»nifl5f(^venth
Snowden & Fisher, brewers 107 New
Snowdon Leonard, brewer 107 New
Snyder Adam, chairmaker 116 Brown
Snyder Benedict, stockingweaver 20 North alley
Snyder Catharine, boardinghouse 30 north Eighth
Snyder Charles, shoemaker 24 Artillery lane
Snyder Christian, cabinetmaker 49 north Fourth
Snyder Charles, labourer 82 Budd
Snyder C, cabinetmaker 466 north Second
Snyder widow of David, 1 30 Brown
Snyder David, brickmaker 260 St. John's
Snyder George A. jr. storekeeper
Snyder George, innkeeper 162 north ThiYt
Snyder George, carpenter 22 Sassafras alley
Snyder Henry, painter corner Green and St. John's
Snyd*ir Henry, labourer 483 north Third
Snyder Henry, tinplate worker 30 St. John's
Snider Herman, cabinetmaker 253 Vine
Snyder Jacob, carpenter Dean's alley
Snider Jacob, shoemaker 44 Zane
Snider Jacob, jun. shoemaker 1 50 north Eighth and 8
Heyde's court
Snyder Jacob, shoemaker 182 south Fourth
Snyder Jacob, taylor corner Arch and Eighth
Snyder Jacob, storekeeper 78 north Fifth
Snyder widow of John, brushmaker 251 north 2d
Snyder Mrs. of John, Charlotte
Snyder John, deputy sheriff 466 north Second
Snyder , printer 92 Crown
Snyder Jolin, grocer 52 and 54 north Fourth
264 PHILADELPHIA
Snyder Jos. blacksmith 79 Penn k 21 Little Water
Snyder Sophia, grocer 35 Passyunk
Snyder Joseph, gilder 109 Walnut
Snyder & Sees, grocers corner Walnut Sc Thirteenth
Snyder Lewis, blacksmith Haines' alley
Snyder widow of Ludwick, 465 N. 3d Isee Schneider
Snyder & Miller flour merchants 308 High
Snyder Mrs. seamstress back 212 north Eighth
Snyder Michael, labourer 1 1 3 Cherry
Snyder Peter, labourer near 28 Kunckle
Snyder Peter, travelling stationer 480 noinh Third
Snyder Thomas, brickmakef corner Schuylkill rth
and Walnut
Snyder \\ m. tyler to G. lodge Pennsylvania 62 Zane
Soby David, smith Goddard's alley
Soderstrom Richard, consul general from Sweden
corner Sansom and Eighth
Solomon E. merchant 214 Pine
Solomon Rachel, near 60 St. John's
Somervill Christiana, chinastore 233 south Second
Sommer Johii Jacob, merchant 67 Sassafras
Spipmers Mrs. widow corner Noble and Second
■ * [«ee Summer. "i
Songster William, labourer Cherry near Juniper
Sonntag WSiiam L. merchant 28 north Fifth
Sotton Martin, plaisterer 286 Sassafras
Souder Charles, sien. bricklayer Lilly alley
Souder Charles, bricklayer 301 north Second
Souder Charles, bricklayer 19 Noble
Souder Elizabeth, 196 north Fifth
Souder Jacob, bricklayer 249 north Second
Souder Jacob, jun. bricklayer 315 north Second
Souder widow of John, shopkeeper Kunckle
Souder John, innkeeper 214 north Third
Souder wi^ow of John, bricklayer 326 Sassafras
Souders<John, bricklayer Oak (N. L.)
Souders Casper, boot and shoemaker 90 Chesnut
Souders John, bricklayer Wells' alley
Souffrain John, hairdresser 95 north Front
Soullier John M. merchant 132 Pine
Soulnier Josepli, carpenter corner Juniper and
Sassafras
DIRECTORY. 265
Sourby Mary, boardinghouse 167 north Front
Sours Wm. brickmaker William
Sourwalt , tobacconist 172 north Fourth
Sowers Henry, porter Garden
Spackman Samuel, merchant 108 south Foiarth
Spade Sarah, nurse 59 Shippen
Spalding Matilda, widow 87 Coates*
Spangler Henry, blacksmith 32 Cedar
Spangler George, blacksmith 250 south Front and
32 Cedar
Sparhawk widow of John, bookseller 67 south 2d
Sparks David, porter 10 J^aurel
Sparks Henry, merchant 167 south Second
Sparks Robert, cabinetmakers Peggs*
Sparks widow of R. F*blockmaker 163 south Second
Speakman Hannah, widow 178 Mulberry
Speakman John, druggist. Sec. corner 2d and High
Spear George, taylor 4 Garrigues' court
Specht Charles, weaver 429 north Third
Specht George, grocer 319 north Third
Specht Jacob, Charles'
Speel John, baker 46 '^trawberry
Spence Wm. T. sea captain 206 Lombard
Spencer James S. merchant 252 north Second
Spencer Joseph, merchant 86 north 2d and n Vine
Spencer John, grocer 282 south Third
Spennanberg C shopkeeper 31 north Front
Sperry Jacob, merchant comptinghouse next 1 north
Fifth, dwelling 1 10 Mulberry
Sperry Jacob 8c F. W. merchant 195 High
Spicekennaul Wm. cabinetmaker corner Chesnut and
Seventh
Spicer Mrs. of Samuel, sea captain 462 south Front
Spiegle John, combmaker 247 Vine
Spiegle Philip, stonecutter Walnut near Eleventh
Spillard Henry, grocer 75 Shippen
Spiers John, ropemaker Federal
Spiers Peter, ropemaker Federal near Second
Spofford Jacob, sea captain 3 1 Cable lane
Spohn Wm grocer corner Sassafras and Second
Sporon Isaac, printer 192 south Eighth
Spotswood widow of Wm. printer 38 south Fourth
266 PHILADELPHIA
Sprag;^ Richard & Son, dealers 17 Dock
Sprahn Isaac, printer back 239 north Second
Spraggs Joseph, cooper 57 south Water
Sriggs James, malster 115 Green
Springer Benjamin, carter 4 Strawberry
Springer Francis, shoemaker 24 Almond
Springer widow of George, shoemaker 2 Crab
Springer James, storekeeper 2 1 Sassafras
Sprenger Joseph C. silk warehouse 66 north Third
Sprngel Ann, mantuamaker 4-48 north Second
Sprogell John L. carpenter 144 north Front
Sproul James, near 47 south Wharves
Sproul Robert, accomptant corner 12th & Chesnut
Spyres M. dealer 66 Callowhill
Spruce Richard, teacher High near Thirteenth
Stackhouse Amos, chinastore 178 north Front
Stackhouse & Evens, cabinetmakers 17 Chesnut
Stackhouse Powell, cabinetmaker 17 Chesnut
Stackhouse E. labourer Shields' alley
Stackhouse H. hatter 43 Coates' alley
St. John Oliver, carpenter 2 1 8 south Seventh
Stafford Robert S. m. d. 25 Pine
Stafford J. M. mariner 18 Plum
Stall Elizabeth, widow 78 north Third
Stall F. shipchandler Ridge road near Logan
Stall Valentine, victualler Laurence
Stallard James, stablekeeper 36 Pine
Stamper Sarah, gentlewoman 68 Pine
Stamper's whah? opens at 127 south water
Stanbridge John C merchant 36 Filbert 8c 264 High
Stanford George, baker Locust above Eleventh
Stanly Norris, merchant 1 1 German
Stanly Wm. capenter Nonnater's court
Stantliff Edward, labourer 16 Mary
Stanbury John, labourer Poplar lane
Starke John, wheelwright 5 Knight's court
Stark Peter, mariner 79 Budd
Starkey John, liatter 1 1 Gray's alley
Starr widow of John, 186 north Front
Starr 8t Thomas, salt merchants corner Vine ami
Water
DIRECTORY. 2^7
Starr James, gentleman t> I Vine
Starr George, carpenter Locust above Eighth
Statzel Henry, brassfounder 74 Gi een
Staughton rev. W m. pastor of first Baptist Church
152 south Front
Stay wick Dominick, labourer 2 SO north Front
Stead Henry, printer 22 Cedar
Stear widow of John, 291 Caiinwhill
Stedeaui Isaac, shoemaker 165 south Sixth
Studinder Mrs. widow 22 Starr ahey
Steir widow, tavernketper 95 north Fourth
Stee} A. measurer of carpenter's work 15 German
Steel A. chairmaker 122 south 2d & Emslie's alley
Steel George, accomptant Clever alley
Steel James, shipwright 72 Budd
Steel James, jun. flour merchant 81 south Wharves
and 80 south Front
Steel James, innkeeper (Woodman) first gate Ger-
mantown road
Steel John, collector pf the port 216 Pine
Steel John Q. taylor22 Brown
Steel John, labourer 67 Queen
Steel Matthias S. mariner 1 16 Callowhill
Steel Mrs. tutress 28 1 south Third
Steel John, storekeeper 228 soutli Second
Steel John, labourer 1 1 Christian
Steel Thomas, moroccodresser 29 Walnut
Steel Thomas B. tavernkecper Cedar above Ninth
Steel John, mariner Brewer's alley
Steel Wm, grocer 1 15 Cherry
Steel Wm. merchant 85 south Wharves 8c 60 Uniop
Steelman Solomon, hairdresser 345 south Front
Steenberg Abraham, merchant 7 south Second
Steers Isaac, carpenter 270 south Second
Steever Daniel, merchant 3 1 north Eighth
Steever Daniel, shoemaker 137 south Front
Steever Henry, tavernkeeper 100 Fligh
Stein Abraham, dealer in watches 86 north Third
t^teinbaugh Adam, victualler Pleasant
Steiner Frederick, taylor 21 North alley
Steiner Joseph, L\hdurer back 176 Sassafras
Steiner Wai. cooper 112 north Seventh
268 PHILADELPHIA
Steinman John, gunsmith 442 north Third
Steinmelz Mrs. gentle^voman 270 Chesnut
Steinmetz E. spinster corner Tenth and Chesnut
i^teinmelz Wm. brickmaker 330 north Second
StEINMETz's wharf opens at 51 NORTH WATBR
Steinuur Michael, shoemaker 33 Vine
Steinaur Wm. shoemaker back S3 Vine
Steinroch David, blacksmith 50 Brewer's alley
Stelwaggon Daniel S. sea captain 13 Cherry
Stelg'aggon F. merchant 202 north Water
Stephens John, shoemaker 137 Green
Stephens John, mariner 230 south Fourth
Stephens Joseph, sea captain 1 12 south Second
Stephens Robert S. 1 6 Pine
Stephens Mary, widow 26 Sassafras
Stephens David, innkeeper 322 north Second
Stephens George, cutnailer 464 north Front
Sterling Robert, labourer 43 Vine
Sterling Robert, grocer corner Cedar and Penn
Stern Samuel, minter 320 Sassafras
Sterne Wm. grocer 395 Mulberry
Sterrit Ezekieljcaiter 121 Queen -
Sterrit Wm. carter 508 Sassafras
Sterritt John, hatter 35 Noble
Stetler Henry, smith corner Second and Germantown
road
Stevens David, innkeeper 322 north Second
Stevens Rebecca, grocer 9 Small
Stevens Samuel, copperplate printer Eleventh n^
Locust
Stevens George, taylor SO south Second
Stevens Samuel, cutler, &:c. 85 north Second
Stevenson John, labourer 450 Sassafras
Stevenson Andrew, sea captain 32 Union
-tevenson Augustine, storekeeper 223 north Third
Stevenson John, founder 389 Sassafras
Stevenson Cornelius, carpenter 47 George
Stevenson Crooke, merchant 35 north Water and 22
Mulberry
Stevenson Mary A. milliner 145 south Second
Stevenson John, segarmaker Mark's lane
S^tevenson John, coachmaker near 9 Plum
DIRECTORY. 269
Stevenson John, maltster 241 south Sixth
Stevenson Samuel W. broker 146 south Fifth
Stevenson Robert, carpenter Lombard near Seventh
Stevenson Wm. city surveyor near 85 Union
Stevenson Wm. currier 214 north Second
Stevenson Wm. merchant 190 Walnut
Stewardsoa Thomas, merchant 90 Mulberry
Stewart Alexander, labourer 241 north Second
Stewart Andrew, bridlebit and stirrup manufactory,
22 Greenleaf alley
Stewart Andrew, tavernkeeper corner Vine Sc Front
Stewart Ciiarles (Old Rising; Sun) Germantown road
Steward Charles, teacher 358 north Front
Stewart Charles, storekeeper 57 north Second
vSiewart widow of Duncan, gentleman Lilly alley
Stewart Francis, sea captain 40 Christian
Stewart George, carpenter Locust near Tenth
Stewart James, grocer 89 south Water
Stuart James, drover 416 Sassafras
Stewart James, plaisterer corner Blackberry alley h
Locust
Stewart Juhn, accomptant 5 Budd
Stewart John, blacksmith 17 Strawberrv
Stewart Joseph, carpenter 69 north Tenth
SteAvart Lydia, shopkeeper 31 north Eighth
Stewart Moses, grocer 594 Sa»sfifra6
Stuart Mary, widow 438 south Front
Stewart Peter, jun. grocer south-east corner Third
and Mulberry
Stewart Robert, smith 28 Little Water
Stewart Samuel, m d., 182 Spruce
Stewart Samuel, stonecutter north Juniper
Stewart Thomas Sc Co. dyers 480 north Third
Stewart T. sailmaker 158 sbuth Front and 76 south
Wharves
Stewart Thomas, painter 39 Strawberry and dwelling
7 New Bank
Stewart Henry, dyer and calico printer 504 north 2d
Stewart Wm. shallopnian back 328 north Front
Stewart Wm. bricklayer 20 Queen
Stewart Wm. carpenter 239 St. John's
Stewart Wia* carpenter 1 1 Knight's court
2r0 PHILADELPHIA
Stewart Wm. shoemaker 133 south Sixth
Stewart Walter, carpenter Rose alley-
Steward h Wiltberger, lumberyard 173 north Water
Stuard Francis, blacksmith Sassafras near Eleventh
Stuart Isabella, grocer 102 Shippen
Stuart James, carpenter 34 Farmer's alley-
Stuart James, inspector of customs 155 Cedar
Stuart Mrs. boardinghouse 8 Prune
Stuart James, blacksmith 102 Shippen
Stuart James, grocer 241 south Second
Stuart John, teacher 133 south Sixth
Stuart John, cabinetmaker 58 south Second
Stewart Margaret, widow 164 Cherry
Stuart Rebecca, gentlewoman 55 south Fifth
Stuart Sarah, shopkeeper 17 Plum
Stuart Thomas, carpenter 182 Lombard
Steyer John, grocer 203 Spruce
Stief John, baker 126 north Fifth
Stier Mary, tavernkeeper 95 north Fourth
Stillas Mrs. boardinghouse 93 Lombard
Stiles John, lumber merchant 41 1 north Front
Stiles Ann, shopkeeper corner Callowhill & Water
Stiles Peter, taylor 1 6 Little Water
Stiles Robert, bricklayer 44 Vine
Stiles Samuel, shoemaker 131 St. John*s
Stiles Wm. shoemaker Ninth near Walnut
Stiles Thomas T. printer 1 1 north Seventh
Stiles 8c Vanzant, shopkeepers near 20 1 N. Water
Stille Benjamin, merclmnt 208 Mulberry
Stille John & Co. merchants 33 south Water
Stille John, merchant above J 40 Chesnut
Stille Mrs. gentlewoman 40^ south Front
Stille widow of John, 404 ncsrth Front
Stille Samuel, merchant 42 north Eighth
Stilwell Obadiah, 15 north Sixth
Still well Aaron, mariner 29 German
Stimel Philip, tobacconist 155 High l^ 129 north 6tk
Stine John, labourer bhievely's aHey
Stine Adam, cooper 382 south Second
Stine Jacob, tavernkeeper 6 Stamper's alley
Stine Peter, labourer Eleventh near Sassafras
Stineman John, gunsmith back 85 Brown
DIRECTORY. 27i
Stintzman John, labourer north Thirteenth
Stinemeyer Jacob, labourer 56 north Eighth
Stinger John, baker 146 Spruce
Stiner Henry, carpenter 122 Coates*
Stiner Wm. millwright 393 north Front
Stites Isaiah, sea captain 102 Plum
Stitler Jacob, labourer 1 3 1 north Sixth
St. John Richard, mariner 45 1 south Front
Stock & Burdick, painters 112 north Seventh
Stock Frederick, gavdiner Fourth above St. Tammany
Stock George, painter, &c, Fourth near Poplar lane
Stock ;ohn, painter, &c. 1 1 south Seventh
Stock Philip, gardiner St. Tammany above Fourth
Stock Philip, jun. painter 12 GreSFon's alley
Stockdale Geraldus, grocer 6 Plum
Stocker Conrad, baker 161 St. John's
Stocker John C. jun. merchant 5 Dock Sc 208 S. 3d
Stocker John Clement, merchant 188 south Front
Stocker Margaret, gentlewoman 193 south Front
Stocker Robert, boardinghouse 14 Almond
Stocker John C. 8c Learning, merchants 5 Dock
Stocker Anthony, merchant 5 Dock
Stockman Christian, mariner 453 south Front
Stockton Saml. collect, of accompts Hoffman's alley
Stockton Elizabeth, widow 2 Garrigues' court
Stockton H. merchant 22 Vine
Stockton Wm. T. agent to New York and Baltimore
stages, office 9 and dwelling 1 3 south Fourth
Stoddart John, merchant 22 north Third
Stoerger Martin, baker Fourth above Green
Stokes B. Sc J. flour and feedstore 221 north Fcont
Stokes George, grocer 130 south Water
Stokes James, broker and commission merchant
2 south Front
Stokes Mary, shopkeeper 54 south Second
Stokes Joseph, flour merchant 77 Crown
Stokes Thomas, tax collector opposite 33 Key's alley
Stokes Thomas, jun. plaisterer back 175 Cherry
Stokes Wm. F. inspector of butter, Sec. 62 N. Water
Stokes Wm. shoemaker 159 Vine
Stokley P. shoemaker 352 south Secorid
273 PHILADELPHIA
Stone widow of Daniel, shopkeeper 1 19 north Second
Stone John, ccdarcooper back 545 north Second
Stone John, coachmaker 125 north Fifth
Stone Wm hairdresser 29 Swansoa
Stones Samuel, merchant 210 Walnut
Stoneman Samuel, mate 124 Queen
Stoops Ann, tutress22 Coombs' alley
Stork A. wholesale and retail store south-east corner
Shippen and Fourth
Story Samuel 8c Co. curriers 109 Chesnut
Story Samuel, currier 1 13 Chesnut
Story Thomas, dealer 242 south Fourth
Story Wm. cutnailer 126 Lombard
Stoiesbury Arthur, sea captain 102 north Second
Stothart IJJ'Staikey, merchants 2o3 High
Stothart Wm. merchant 28 north Sixth
Stott Jacob, carpenter 8 Knight's court
Stous Jacob, corner Walnut and Ninth
Stout G. blacksmith 263 Sassafras
Stout C. labourer Cable lane above Callowhill
Stout , saddler 28 Spruce
Stout Mis. of Peter, near 2 Brewer's alley
Stout George P. welldigger 125 Coates*
Stout Jacob, hatter 3o Sassafms alley
Stout John, labourer Charlotte
Stout John P. vendue cryer 106 Coates'
Stout iVIargaret, widow 32 south Sixth
Si^out Wm. labourer 5 I Callowhill
Stow Lazarus, shoemaker 312 Cherry
Stow Charles, taylor 17 north Fourth
Stow John, tuiner 76 Sassafras
StoweVs John, innkeeper High near Schuylkill 7th
Strahan Gregory, innkeeper 190 south Eighth
Strahan Joseph, carpenter 284 Lombard
Stratton Allen, carter 12 Green
Straton Benjamin, blockmaker 90 Spruce
Stratton John, shipwright Equality court
Stratton Fithian, gentleman 69 Coates'
Stratton George, shipwright Penn (K.)
Stratton Clayton, storekeeper 13 north Front
Stratton Isaiah, weaver 48 1 north Second
Stratton Joel, tavernkeeper, board inspector, salt and
coal measurer, 121 north Water
DIRECTORY. 273
Stratton Levi, carpenter 74 Budd
Stratton 8c Walton, blockmakers 115 Water
Strawbridge John, merchant 89 south Third
Strayline George, taylor 302 Vine
Streiper Leonard, tanner 60 Green
Streiper Samuel, carter 2 noi th Tenth
Strembeck Jacob, painter 97 north Second
Strembeck VVm. tavernkeeper 180 Swanson
Strembeck John, painter. Sec. 182 Swanson
Stretch Bradway, grocer 127 Swanson
Stretch Mrs. nurse 5 3 Coates'
Stretcher Thomas, carpenter Walnut above Tenth
Stretcker Peter, brickmaker north Broad
Stretcher Firnex, carpenter 129 south Sixth
Strieker Arman, merchant 59 north Eighth
Strieker Adam, flour merchant 2 StalFs court
Strieker Sc Davis, merchants 224 High
Strieker Daniel, tobacconist 189 High
Strieker Isaac, coppersmith 339 north Second
Strieker Susannah, Clever alley
Strickland John, carpenter 262 Mulberry
Strickland Wm. landscape painter, &c. 262 Mulberry
Strieby Adam, carpenter 402 north Front
Stringer Peter, porter 14 farmer's alley
Strong Joseph, m. d. corner Walnut and Second
Strong Charles, shallopman 16 Vernon
Strong Matthew, sea captain 24 Sassafras
Strong Wm. silversmith 24 Sassafras
S troop Jacob, victualler Laurence
Stroud Joshua ^Thomas, merchants 55 S. Wharves
Stroup John, taylor 12 N. Water and 127 Front
Stroup John, jun. taylor 125 north Front
Stroup John, blacksmith 388 north Third
Strunk George, carter 172 north Fourth
Strunk P. milkman Carpenter (S.)
Stryker Peter A. innkeeper 59 north Water
Stryker Mrs. vfidow Clever alley
Stryker John H. hairdresser Noble near Third
Stubert John 8c Jacob, lastmakers 67 north Tenth
Stuckert Henry, baker 362 north Third
Stuffle John, ropemaker 449 south Second
■v74 PHILADELPHIA
>^tQlI Adam, grocer 334 Sassafras
StuU Wm. Ivihoiirer 288 Mulberry
Sturck Jacob, shoemaker 478 north Third
Stuntz Frederick, baker 352 south Second
Sturgis Daniel, blacksmith 125 Swanson
Sturgis John, turner near 315 Callowhili
Srjrgis .-oseph, sea captain 358 south Front
Sturgis Peter, boot and shoemaker 138 south Fifth
Sturm, Nidda 8c Co merchants 28 north Third
Stutler H, blacksinith 2d abovi", Germantown road
Stutzell Isaac, carter 269 north Second
^--tutzei Jacob, carter 96 Green
Stutzel Jacob, jun. carter 92 Green
Subers Amos, lead potter 372 north Front
Such Jesse, carter 140 Callowhili
Sulger Jacob, sea captain 354 south Second
Sul.rer Jacob, merchant 161 Mulberry
Sully Thomas, portrait painter 56 south Eleventh
Sullender J. blacksmith 484 north Third
SuUender John, blacksmith 19 Shippen
Sullender Peter, bricklayer Poplar lane
Sullivan J. L. baker back 44 Sassafras
Sullivan JereiTilah, fruiterer 51 Mulberry
Sullivan Mrs, of Joseph, shoemaker 48 Spruce
Sullivait Mrs. widow, 161 Vine
Sullivan John T. stationer 43 N. Front k 40 Sassafras
Sullivan Joshua, innkeeper 285 High
Sullivan Pierie, trunkmaker IS Almond
Summerfield James, mas iner 110 Catharine
Sunrjcrl Joseph, merchant 73 north Water
SuMERL's wharf opens at 69 NORTH WAThR
Summers, widow of And. 1 5 S\nnmer's court
Summers A. bi'oker 2 1 7 Spruce
Summers Arthur, shoemaker 599 north Third
Summers Barnaby, shopkeeper 1 3 i Cherry
Summers George, carpenter 25" Powell ^ee Sommer
Summers George, blacksmith Mulberry near 12th
Summers John, shoemaker 23 Mary (S.)
Summers Manin, blacksmith Waggoner's alley
Summers Peter, accomptant 16 south Broad
Summers Philjp, gentleman Lijiy alley
DIHEGTORY. 275
Summers Philip, shoraaker corner SchuyJkill Sixth
and Chesnut
Sumpton Rebecca, cakebaksr 152 Mulberry
Sunrighter Mary, widow Hoffman's alley
Super Jacob, cabinetmaker 162 north Fi'ont
Supplee Amos, taylor 135 N. Fifth and 186 Third
Surrell Joseph, porter 29 Charlotte
Sutherland Daniel, gentleman 60 Plum
Sutter Daniel ^ Son, merchants 3 north Fourth
Sutcr Daniel, jun. innkeeper 1 22 south ^ixth
Sutter Charles J. tobacconist 222 north Third
Sutter John G. sea captain 358 north Front
Suter Ann, tavernkeeper 58 High
Sutter Daniel, grocer 5 north Fourth
Suter & Rayfield, shoestore 58 High
Sutter Mary, storekeeper 374 north Second
Sutter James W. sea captain 36 Christian
Sutter Samuel merchant 3 north Fourth
Sutton Mary Ann, 12 Wiilings' alley
Sutton Joseph, carter 50 Brown
Sutton Thomas, grocer 77 Callowhill
Sutton Fenjamin, carter Oak (N. L.)
Sutton Martin, plaisterer 286 Sassafras
Swain Ehzabeth, nurse 158 north Third
Swain John, painter and glazier 175 north Second
Swain Martha, shopkeeper 415 north Front
Swaine George, carter 40 Crown
Swaine Shubeal, sea captain 367 Mulberry
Swain Silas, sea captain 78 south Eighth
Swaine Sophia, shopkeeper 363 north Second
Swan Robert, silversmith 77 south Second
Swann Thos. ridingmastei- cor. High 8c Schuylkill 8th
S^^anson John, mariner 254 north Front
Svvartz George, taylor 124 north Water
Swartz John, stevadore 112 north Water
Swats John, shoemaker I5I Coates*
Swats Jacob, shipwright 101 Coates*
Sweeny IVlartha, shopkeeper 26 north Eighth
Sweeny John, printer 317 Mulberry
Sweeny Lambert, grocer 201 Shippen
Sweeney Thomas, coachman 1 8 south Sixth
Sweeny Mrs. storekeeper 8 1 north Second
2r6 PHILADELPHIA
Sweeny Robert, hatter 152 Swanson
Sweeney Wm. taylor 143 south oixth
Sweeny Wm. painter, &c. 6 Dock
Sweeny Edward, stonemason Mary's alley
Sweetappie Thomas, labourer Sixth above Vine
Sweetman Wm. ladies shoemaker 16 German
Sweetman Hezekiah, 98 north Fifth
Sweitzer Frederick, porter 130 Sassafras
Sweitzer Henry, printer corner Sassafras Sc Fourth
Sweitzer John, distiller Poplar lane
Sweitzer John, distiller 147 St. John's
Swift Charles, 290 south Second
Swift John W. merchant 2 1 1 south Front
Swift Samuel, porter 81 Budd
Swope Walter, tavernkeeper 1 Almond ,
Sybert Casper, grain and shorts store 75 S. Wharves
Sybert Q. milkwoman 207 Cherry
Sybert Conrad, gentleman 388 north Second
Sybert John, blacksmith above 60 St. John's
Sybert Sebastian, hog victualler 268 St, John's
Styer John, grocer 203 spruce
Sykes Wm. gentleman 1 6 Lombard
Symington Sarah, tutress York court
Symington George, tavernkeeper, hairpowder and
starch factor Passyunk near Sixth
Sypherhelt John, shipcarpenter 53 Green
Sypherhelt E. nurse Taper alley
Taber Antipas, 222 south Fifth
Tage Mrs. nurse north Juniper
Tack John C. taylor 162 Shippen
Tackman Christian F. baker 144 Coates'
Tager Robert, grocer 267 north Eighth
Tagart John, merchant 7 north Water
Tagert Jos. ^ W. Kyle, merchants 129 Walnut
Tagert Joseph, president of Farmers' 8c Mechanics'
Bank, 76 south Sixth, second door above Walnut
Tagart Patrick, taylor 513 north Third
Taggart widow of Robert, sea captain 69 New
iDlRECTORY. 277
Tagart Robert, grocer 381 Sassafras
Taggart Thomas, sea captain 1 14 north Front
Tage Wm. oakcooper 46 Queen
Talliana Mrs. fruiterer 164 north Fourth
Tallman George, carpenter corner Twelfth & George
Tallman George, victualler 262 north Front
Tanguy John, jeweller 33 north Third
Tanguy Peter, jeweller 1 10 Lombard
Tanner Benjamin, engraver 74 south Eighth
Tanner Mrs. widow 403 south Second
Tapa John, taylor 6 Almond
Tarbet Henry, stockingweaver 392 Sassafras
Tardel Anthony, accomptant 172 south Front
Tardy Mrs. of Alexander, 1 Pennsylvania avenue
Tare Philip, grocer 88 Shippen
Tarrant Thomas, pilot 34 Catharine
Tarris John, sea captain 489 south Front
Tatem James, merchant 37 Dock
Tatem Jeremiah, shipmaster 38 Penn
Tatem Joseph R. sea captain 188 Pine
Tatem widow of Joseph, merchant 80 Vine
Tatem Thomas, sailmaker loft 32 south Wharves.
dwelling 9 1 north Thu'd
Tatham James, merchant 291 High
Taws Charles, instrumentmaker 69 Walnut
Taxis George, cabinetmaker 345 north Front
Taylor Abraham, soapboiler 368 north Third ,
Taylor Alexander, shipwright 1 5 Beck's alley
Taylor Ann, widow 9 north Twelfth
Taylor Anthony, merchant 74 south Third
Tayler Alexander, taylor 310 south Second
Taylor Amos, carpenter 64 Sassafras
Taylor Ann, shopkeeper 117 north Front
Taylor Amos, merchant 46 north Water and 21
Mulberry
Taylor Bankson, shipchandler 10 south Wharves
and 31 Pine
Taylor Benjamin, bricklayer 29 Elfreiih*^s alley
Taylor Charles, labourer 99 New [_see Tylor
Taylor Charles, shoemaker near 1 16 Shippen
Taylor Charles, millwright, &c. 387 Sassafras
A a
278 PHILADELPHIA
Taylor Enoch, bricklayer 29 Elfreith's alley
Taylor Eburn, taylor Peg^s'
Taylor Enoch, taylor 46^ George (S.)
Taylor Ebenezer, blacksmith Prime above Front
Taylor George H. baker 2 1 Bank
Tayler George, jun. innkeeper 106 Sassafras
Taylor George, jun. broker and translator of French
and Spanish languages 85 south Second
Taylor George, mariner 21 Parram's alley
Taylor Hannah, widow 80 Crown and 62 Spruce
Taylor I. R. sailmaker Spruce- st. wharf
Taylor James, carpenter Moyamensing road
Taylor Isaac, teacher Brookes* court
Taylor James, stonecutter corner Tenth & Walnut
Taylor James, carter north Thirteenth .
Taylor John, merchant 265 south Front *
Taylor John, bricklayer 29 Elfreith's alley
Taylor John, umb»ellamaker29 North alley
Taylor Jane, shopkeeper 25 north Front
Taylor John, blacksmith 100 Shippen
Taylor John M. merchant corner Third and Vine
Taylor Joseph, plaisterer 331 Sassafras
Taylor Joseph, cabinetmaker 1 54 south Fourth
Taylor Lewis, shoewarehouse 90 High, south-west
corner of Third
Taylor Lemuel, shoemaker 47 1 north Second
Taylor Mary, widow 55 Vine
Taylor M. boardinghouse 204 south Second
Taylor Mrs. boardinghouse 373 north Third
Taylor Rebecca, milliner 67 Mulberry
Taylor Rene, musician 95 north Sixth
Taylor Robert, merchant 5 south Fourth
Taylor Robert, teacher 530 south Front
Taylor Robert, windsor chairmaker 39 south Front
Taylor Sarah, boardinghouse 108 north Fourth
Taylor Thomas, gentleman High above Tenth
Taylor & Tatem, sailmakers 79 south Wharves
Taylor 8r. Thompson, merchants 1 6 south Front
Taylor Thomas, mariner 157 south Sixth
Taylor Wm. jun. merchant 190 High
Taylor Wm. bricklayer Loxley's court
Taylorson Robert, shoemaker 50 north Second
DIRECTORY. 279
Tedford Mary, nurse 2 13 Sassafras
Teaney John^taylor 77 south Water
Teaple John, shoemaker 9 Mary
Tearney Hugh, carpenter Juniper alley
Teas widow of John, chinastore 182 north Third
Teater John, watchman 4 Branner's alley
Teel Rosina, widow 106 Coates'
Teel Jesse, labourer near 207 north Water
Tembrink John, shoemaker 76 Christian
I'emings I'homas, cabinetmaker 405 north Front
Tempest widow of Robert, carpenter 94 Cedar
Tempest Wm. carpenter Cedar above Ninth
Tennery Ebenezer, coachmaker 388 south Second
Terrill Ephraim, tanner and currier 329 N. Third
Terrell Hannahj nurse 14 Swanson
Terres Charles, carpenter 449 south Front
Terry Wm. saddletreemaker 456 north Second
Terry B. upholsterer 358 north Third
Test David, tanner and currier 268 Mulberry
Test Henry, painter, &c. near 274 Vine
Testart Francis, merchant 9 Powell
Thackara Eleanor, midwife 36 south Sixth -
Thackara James, engraver 72 Spruce
Thackara Wm. jun. plaisterer 231 Spruce
Thackara Wpa. salt and coal measurer 36 south 6th
Thatcher E. widow of Richard, 76 Vine
Thatcher Andrew, lumber merchant 312 north Front
Thatcher Jane, teastore 42 Union
Thatcher widow of Joseph, 396 north Third
Thatcher Samuel, labourer 19 Pewterpiatter alley
Thaw Benjamin, taylor 35 north Second
Thaw Silas, carpenter Zane
Thibault 8c Brothers, jewellers 66 south Second
Thibaut Benjamin, cabinetmaker 162 south Front
Thoburn & Boyer, merchants 6 north Third
Thoburn J. merchant 1 15 High and 6 north Third
Thomas A. sea captain 72 Almond
Thomas Amor, taylor 64 George
Thomas Benjamin, inspector of customs 137 Swanson
Thomas Daniel, gentleman (upper) 132 Mulberry
Thomas David, shoemaker Charlotte and 74 Crowr
Thomas E. teacher 273 north Second
Thomas Daniel, paperhanger 7 Cresson's alley
^8d PHILADELPHIA
Thomas Enoch, taylor 45 south Third
Thomas E. carpenter 141 south Nmth
Thomas George, merchant 27 Mulberry
Thomas Thomas 1. carpenter 229 south P'ifth
Thomas Isaac, shoemaker 123 north Second
Thomas J. M. French teacher 24 Prune
Thomas Jacob, taylor 27 south Fourth
Thomas Jesse, merchant 25 Mulberry
Thomas John J. m. d. 30 Vine
Thomas John, mariner 185 north Front
Thomas John, shoemaker 123 south Third
Thomas John ijf Son, merchants 32 north Front
Thomas John, cabinetmaker 155 south Fifth
Thomas J. innkeeper 334 High
Thomas widow of John, back 251 Sassafras
Thomas Jonathan, storekeeper 35 north Front
Thomas Jonathan, smith near 12 and 62 Passyunk
Thomas Jonathan, saltmerchant 212 north Front
Thomas Jonathan is' Co. saltstore corner Vine and
Water
Thomas Jon. grocer York road, near St. Tammany
Thomas Joshua, shipwright 392 north Front
Thomas Joseph, saltmerchant 23 Cable lane
Thomas k Kille, nierchf.nts 52 north Front
Thomas Lewis', blacksmith back 45 Green
Thomas Mary, gentlewoman 10 Mulberry
Thomas Mary, tea v/arehouse 24 High
Thomas Richard, shipwright near 378 south Front
Thomas Robert, taylor 419 north Front £c 32 Water
Thomas Sc Shreve, merchants upper 45 north Front
Thomas Susannah, chinamender 144 St. John's
Thomas Timothy, dealer 7 Coombs* alley
Thomas Wm. soapboiler 49 Noble
Thomas Wm. fruiterer 44 south Fourth
Thomas Wm. H. gentleman 65 Penn
Thompson Alexander, south Juniper
Thompson Andrew, shoemaker 155 north Second
Thompson Andrew, tavernkeeper 104 south Water
Thompson Atchcson, tavernkeeper 287 south Front
Thompson Benjamin, carpenter 117 Catharine
Thompson Charles, druggist 34 Sassafras
Thompson Charles, carpenter 75 Union
DIRECTOar. i.3i
Thompson David, baker 436 north Front
Thompson Mrs. of Enoch, 290 Mulberry
Thomson Edward, merchant 134 Chesnut
Thompson E. nurse 16 Greenleaf alley
Thomson George, drygoods merchant 188 High
Thompson G. oakcooper 39 Penn
Thompson Isaac, blacksmith 120 Christian
Thompson James, grocer 48 south Eighth
Thompson James, tavernkeeper 133 south Water
Thomson James, cabinetmaker 70 south Fourth
Thomson James G. professor of languages in the
University yard, south apartments
Thompson Jesse, m. d. Brown's court
Thompson John, grocer 194 Lombard
Thompson John, bootmaker 67 south Front
Thompson Jacob, late tavernkeeper near 204 S. 5t'h
Thomson Jacob, boardinghouse 141 south Ninth
Thompson John, labourer 25 Penn
Thompson John, late tavernkeeper 1 1 1 north Fifth
Thompson John, merchant 38 south Front
Thompson John Sc Son, merchants 38 south Front
Tiiompson John B. merchant 221 Walnut
Thompson John, tavernkeeper 22 Passyunk
Thompson John, boot and shoemaker 377 S. Front
Thompson John, carpenter Juniper lane
Thompson John, shoemaker Emslie*s alley
Thompson John ■'. grocer corner Cedar 8c Second
Thompson John C. carpenter 190 Cherry
Thompson Jos. carpenter 460 north Front
Thomson & Maris, merchants 145 Hie-h
Thompson Margaret, boardinghouse 43 Cedar
Thompson Mary, storekeeper 141 south Second
Thomson Mary, teacher 4 1 Lombard
Thompson Nathan, mariner 26 Lombard
Thompson Peter, labourer Taper alley
Thompson Rachel, wi(^owl97 Walnut(Sansom'sroSv)
Thompson Robeit, bricklayer 94 north Eleventh
Thomson Peter, conveyancer 43 Mulberry
Thompson Richard, tobacco inspector 15 Walnut and
69 Pine
Thompson Samuel, carpenter 7 Gray's alley
Thomson Samuel, grocer corner Queen and Secoad
A a 2
2ii2 PHILADELPHIA
Thompson Samuel, raastmaker back 27 Beck's alley
Thompson Thomas S. teacher 286 High
Thompson Thomas, stonecutter 142 Cherry-
Thompson Thomas, mastmaker 155 Swanson
Thomson Wm. carpenter George near Eleventh
Thompson William, teacher 26 Prune
Thompson William, oakcooper 17 Penn
Thompson William, mate 328 south Front
Thornhill widow of John, 9 Pewterplatter alley
Thornhill Richard, plaisterer 1 1 Willing's alley
Thornman Nicholas, rigger Cedar-st. wharf N. side
Thornton John, tavernkeeper 326 south Front
Thornton Thomas, taylor 79 south Water
Thornton Robert, mariner 324 south Front
Thourn Peter, teacher 28 Powell
Thum George, gentleman 268 south Second
Thum John, under sheriff 27 Appletree alley
Thursby Edward, merchant 2 1 5 High
Thurston Robert, sea captain 34 Almond
Tibbie James, shoemaker 143 north Second
Tice Richard, sea captain 53 Spruce
Tiebout C. engraver Locust near Eighth
Tiernan John, plaisterer 233 south Sixth
Tiers Cornelius, blockmaker, &c. 30 Christian
Tifer H. smith 31 north Seventh
Tigner William, harnessmaker 528 north Front
TilghmanBenj. attorney at law 116Chesnut £c 204
Spruce
Tilghraan Edward, counsellor at law 116 Chesnut
Tilghman Edward, jun. merchant 59 south Wharves
and 109 Spruce
Tilghman Wm. chief judge of the state of Pennsyl-
vania 205 Chesnut
Till William, shipwright Oak (N. L.)
Tilley Peter, merchant 96 south Fifth
Tiller Robert, bricklayer 139 Green
Tillinghast Susannah, storekeeper 262 south Front
Tilton Daniel, merchant 27 Powell
Tilton Mrs. tutress 54 Brown
Tilton Mrs. boardinghouse 71 south Front
Timberman Gideon, carter 20 Artillery
Timon James, print cutter 315 south Third
f itiow — , near 35 Budd
DIRECTORY. 283
Tittermary Ann, teacher 450 south Front
Tittermary John, jun. ropemaker and shipchandler
57 south Wharves
Toby Simon, sea captain 1 6 Queen
Tod Alexander, alderman 221 south Front
Tod William H. attorney at law 24 W^alnut
Todd Mrs. boardinghouse 44 north Seventh
Todd Thomas, cottonspinner Walnut near Twelfth
Todd widow of James, 219 Walnut
Toland Henry ^Son, grocers 14 north Third
Toland Henry, merchant 14 and 29 north Third
Tomkins Jacob, gentleman ! 02 Vine
Tomkins Thomas, bricklayer 20 Columbia Avenu2
Tomkins N. bricklayer Merritt's lane
Tomlin Brazil, porter 46 Brown
Tomlin Samuel, porter 78 Budd
Tomlin i^ Brown, grocers corner Coates' and Oak
To:nlin Thomas, shoemaker 436 north Front
Tomlinson Richard, carpenter 23 Crabb
Tomlinson John, stage office corner 8th iif High
Toner James, grocer 54 north Third
Tool Mrs grocer 32 Columbia Avenue
Topham Reuben, tinplate worker 176 Mulberry
Toram Stephen, taylor 82 Sassafras
Torbert William, late storekeeper 364 north Front
Torens John, carpenter 142 Sassafras
Torres Samuel, grocer 30 north Second
Torr John, accomptant 74 north Sixth
Torr Jaboel, taylor 74 north Sixth
Torr Joseph, carpenter 35 5 Callowhill
Torr John, jr. boot & shoemaker 197 north SecontI
Torr Josiah, blacksmith near 307 Vine
Torres Samuel, sworn interpreter 127 Spruce
Tourtelet A. merchant 13 Elfreith's alley
Towell John, brushfactory 338 south Front
Tourson Stephen, shViwright Liberty alley
Towers John, merchant 32 south Third
Towers James, late storekeeper back 89 south Sixth
Town John, sailmaker 25 south Wharves
Town John, sea captain 49 Green
Town Joseph, boatbuilder 460 north Front
Town Robert, accomptant 74 Gr|^
284 PHILADELPHIA
Town Thomas, sen. millwright 310 north Front
Town Thomas, printer office 3 Norris' alley, dwell-
ing 8 Moravian alley
Townsend Charles, watchmaker 105 Chesnut
Townsend fohn, cabinetmaker 86 Spruce
Townsend Jonathan, shallopman 6 Butler*s court
Townsend Joseph Sc Co. shoewarehouse 8 N. Fifth
Townsend Jos. storekeeper 8 north Fifth
Townsend Noe, flour and feed store 173 north Third
Townsend Salathiel, shallopman Stiilhouse alley
Toy Andrew, shipwright 45 Christian
Toy Richard, shoemaker 89 Plum
Toy John, labourer 23 Plum
Toy Buddell, bricklayer Lombard near Seventh
Tracy James, boardinghouse 80 south Water
Tracy John, grocer coiner Crabb and Shippen
Traquair Adam, marble mason, yard N. W. corner
Filbert and Tenth, dwelling 369 Fligh
Traquair James, marble mason compting house and
marble yard 369 High, dwelling 5 north Tenth
Trasel Jacob, grocer 287 High
Trautvvine Wm. starch & powder maker Margarelta
Trautwine William, cooper and guager 19 N. Water
Travis Adam, sea captain 16 Almond
Tmvis Mrs* gentlewoman 178 Ghesnut
Tray Charles, hairdresser 204 High
Tray Edward, soapboiler Thirteenth near Chesnut
Tree Lambert, sailmaker 1 74 south Front
Trefts Adam, baker 423 north Third
Traichel Charles G. accomptant 174 north Fifth
Trelease Charles, teacher 498 Sassafras
Tremells John, sea captain 30 Sansom
Tremner Francis, teacher of music 63 Walnut
Tremner Robert, Lilly alley
Tremper Henry, merchant 28 north Fi'ont
Trexler John, shoemaker Say' « alley
Trexler Joseph, gentleman 386 north Third
Tribout P>ancis, hairdresser corner Walnut Sc Front
Trigent William, gentleman 148 south Sixth
Trimble Samuel, shipwright 565 south Front
Trimble Mary, huckster 48 Callowhill
Trimble Henry, taylor 1 8 south Water
Trimnul Cornelius, carpenter 105 Budd
DIRECTORY. 285
Triranul Robert R. carpenter Lilly alley
Tripner George, shoemaker James'
Tripp Adam, teacher 25 Green
Troll Frederick, baker 373 south Front
Troll William, jeweller 1 1 Pennsylvania avenue
Trott Benj. miniature painter corner 6th and Minor
Trotter Alexander, potter Cedar near Thirteenth
Trotter Willram, merchant 47 north Front
Trotter William isi'Co. merchants 47 north Front
Troubat John, merchant taylor 121 north Second
Trout John, accomptant 61 n.orth Sixth
Trout Thomas, carpenter 164 south Fifth
Troutman George, flour merchant 292 High
Trucket Lewis, 125 Spruce
Trueffitt Henry P. broker 174 Spruce
Trueman Evan, blacksmith 69 north Seventh
Trueman J. tinplateworker 22 High and 102 N. 7th
Trueman John, currier 34 Strawberry
Truman Richard, collector of taxes 75 north Fifth
Trump l^aniel, county commissioner 45 north 7tb
Trump Daniel 8c Isaac, carpenters 45 north 7th
Trump Susan, mantuamaker Farmer's alley
Trusty Jonathan, mastersweep 4 Locust
Tryon Geor|j;e, tin and coppersmith 152 north 2d
Tryon Jacob, tinware manufacturer 165 north 2d
Tucker Abner, innkeeper High near Broad
Tucker Benjamin, teacher 98 Mulberry
Tucker Joseph, carpenter Fourth above Green
Tucker Mai-y, fancyfeather manufacturer 16 south 3d
Tucker Samuel, shoemaker 89 Coates'
Tuckniss John, bookbinder Patton's court
Tufnell James, dealer 334 south Second
Tufts Ezekiel, mariner 18 Little Water
Tull John, shipv/right 47 Callowhill
Tully Cyrus, hatter Baker's alley
Tully David, labourer '^20 south Fifth
Tumbelston Henry, taylor 66 Union
Tunis Jehu R. merchant 99 Pine
Tunis' whauf opens at 71 south water
Tunis Benjamin, millwright J08 north Eleventh
Tunis Joseph, hatter 108 north Eleventh
Tunis ey Wray, merchants 58 south Wharves
286 PHILADELPHIA
Turley Enoch, sea captain M'Culloch's court
Turnbuli Alexander, cabinetmaker 5 south Sixth
Turnbull George, baker 173 C.oates*
Turnbuli John, teacher 379 south Second
Turnbull Wm. merchant 165 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Turner B. combmaker first gate Gei mantown road
Turner Edward, labourer 288 south Fourth
Turner Dodd, snuff manulacturer Globe Mills
Turner James W. accomptant 73 New
Turner Jesse, shipwright 2 1 Beck's alley
Turner John, sea captain 160 Swanson
Turner John, gentleman 59 Queen
Turner rev. Joseph, 370 south Second
Turner Mrs. storekeeper 133 Mulberry
Turner Robert, oakcooper 44 Cable lane
Turner Robert, nailer 187 St. John's
Turner Wm. gentleman 212 High
Turner Wm. carter 466 north Front
Turney Hugh, taylor south-west corner Penn & Pine
Turney Francis, teacher 52 Green
Tustian Thomas, perfumer 55 south Third
Tustian W^m. brassfounder above 550 north Third
Tuttle Andrew, sea captain 29 Keys* alley
Tuttle Wm.. shipwright 134 Brown
Tutton J. p. shoemaker 188 north Second
Tuze Francis, cauiker 30 Artillery lane
Twaddle James, merchant 208 south Water and 23
Powell
Twaddle J. P. ironstore 65 south Wharves and 97
south Eighth
Twamley Elizabeth, widow 153 north Third
Twells Mrs, gentlewoman 175 High
Twells Godfrey, merchant 175 High
Twinlin Morris, taylor 148 north Front
Tybout Andrew, dealer in furs 53 Chesnut
Tybout James, hatter back 17 I north Second
Tybout Richard, hatter 21 Pear and 5 3 Chesnut
Tylor k Benson, shoemakers 74 south Front
Typon Joseph, commission merchant north- west cor-
ner Vine and Fifth
Tyson Jonathan, chairmaker 150 north Front
DIRECTORY. 287
Tyson George & Daniel, storekeepers 37 N. Front
Tyson Isaac, accomptant 27 Elfreith's alley
User David, victualler 255 Callowhill
Uber Frederick, victualler Garden
Uber John, victualler 32 Charlotte
Uhle John, surgeonbarber 45 north Fourth
Uhlery Anthony, mariner 100 Christian
Uhler John A baker 414 north Front
Ulings Mrs. nurse near 24 St. John's
Ulrich Jonn, shoemaker 156 north Third
Ulrieh Fredei'ick, shoemaker 299 Vine
Ulrich Mrs. widow 425 north Third
Ulrich John, jun. currier 154 north Third
Ummensetter G. saddler, Sec. Taper alley
Unckle Henry, paper manufacturer 5 44 north Third
Uncleson Thomas, plaisterer 196 south Fifth
Underwood Eliza, widow Twelfth below Chesnut
Underwood James, bricklayer 50 south Tenth
Underwood John, bricklayer Eleventh above Sassafras
Umbehent Valentine, porter 216 Sassafras
Upman Matthias, saddler, &c. 295 north Third
Upman Maria, widow Shievely's alley
Upperman Adam, tavernkeeper Vienna
Upperman , taylor Rose alley
Urion E. mantuamaker 246 south Third
Urquhart Alexander, collector of taxes 31 Catliarine
Utt John, harnessmaker 158 north Fifth
Utt John, weaver 486 north Third
Uz Augustus, patent painter 154 Mulberry
Valette Eli, accomptant 339 north Third
Vallum Edward, carter Locust near Eleventh
Valium Henry, carpenter Locust near Eleventli
Vallie Francis D. winecooper 27 Plum
Vallie John, boardinghouse 107 north Second
Vallon Lewis C. interpreter corner 5th & Walnut
Vanarsdal Lydia, milliner 164 Cherry
258 PHILADELPHIA
Vanarsdal John, boardinghouse 32 Moravian alley
Vanarsdal ames, carpenter Rose alley
Van Blunk Richard, mastmaker 105 Catharine
Vanderkemp John J. agent to the Holland land com-
pany 4 north Nhith
Van Beuren Abraham, merchant comptinghouse 109
South Front) dwelling 19 Branch
Vance Philip, blacksmith 26 Parram's alley
Vance Adam, blacksmith 79 Christian
Vance Robert, blacksmith back 62 Cherry
Vanderbach Peter, mariner 22 Callowhill
Vanderen Wm. merchant 157 north Second
Vandermass Abraham, shipwright Cooper's court
Vanderslice J. W. bleeder 44 York road
Vanderslice Andrew, mariner 400 north Front
Vanderslice Anthony, carpenter 348 north Front
Vanderslice Daniel, hairdresser 102 north Fifth
Vanderslice George, hairdresser 105 Sassafras
Vanderslice George, carpenter 348 north Front
Vanderslice Henry, shoemaker 400 north F>ont
Venderslice Henry, carpenter 350 north Front
Vanderslice Jacob, grocer 355 north Front
Vandaviere Peter, mariner 1 7 Mary (S.)
Vandervecke John, gentleman 19 Budd
Vandever Mrs. boardinghouse 97 north Second
Vandivender John, blacksmith Noble near Third
Vaneman Frederick, taylor 307 south Front
Vaneman John, sea captain 392 south Second and
27 Branch
Vaneman William, taylor 107 Queen
Vandine George, sailmaker 246 Lom.bard
Vandiwater Henry, cabinetmaker 132 Cedar
Van Hoff Henry, teacher 42 Plum
Vanholt Ann, midwife 1 84 south Sixth
Vanhorn Benjamin, labourer Oak (N.L.)
Van horn Peter, labourer 234 north Front
Vannatta James, innkeeper 15 Branch
Vanhorn Reuben, boardinghouse 387 north Front
Van Ostin James, carpenter 1 5 Cresson's alley
Van Pelt Peter, sea captain 152 Swanson
Van Pelt Peter, surgeon dentist 1 49 Chesnut
DIRECTORY. 289
Vamstow Henry, labourer Moravian alley
Vansnavourt C. carpenter corner Locust & Eleventh
Vansise widow of Joseph, shipchancUer 193 north
Front
Vantine John, wharfbuilder 392 north Front
Van Trump Elizabeth, boardinghouse 1 6 N. Sixth
Vanzant James, accomptant 29 Callowhill
Vanuxem Sc Clark, merchants Minor near Sixth
Vanuxem James, merchant 186 High
Vanzyle John, m. d. 124 Shippen
Varner Jacob, labourer 78 north Fourth
Varner widow of Philip, tobacconist 185 N. Third
Varst Augustus, labourer 344 north Second
Vauclain James L. merchant 9 south Second
Vaughan John, mariner 12 Stamper's alley
Vaughan John, merchant 107 south Front
Vaughan Wra. shipwright 63 Queen
Vaughan Mrs. boardinghouse 3 Greenleaf alley
Vaughn Thomas, jun. shipwright Cherry (K.)
Vaughn Thomas, sen. grocer Penn (K.)
Vaux Ann, gentlewoman 184 north Front
Vaux George, attorney at law 39 south Fourth
Vaux James, gentleman 72 north Third
Vaux Roberts, merchant 47 north Third and 184
north Front
Vay James, taylor Eleventh near Cedar
Veacock Samuel, sea captain 62 Lombard <
Veazey Alexander S. druggist 268 south Front
Velthoven Lambert, tavernkeeper 270 south Front
Verdier Mrs. late storekeeper 75 north Seventh
Vereau Joseph, printer 16 Gray's alley
Vernou John, hairdresser 3 south Front
Viau Benjamin, cabinetmaker 156 Lombard
Vicary Wm. sea captain corner Spruce Sc Seventh
Vickery Thomas, sea captain 483 south Front
Vickers Thomas, bricklayer and stonemason in piers
and bridges, corner Schuylkill Sixth and High
Vigue J. gentleman 12 Powell
Vigures widow of Philip, teacher 497 south Second
Villgrain John, hairworker 67 north Third
Villars Charles, merchdnt comer Chesnut k Twelfth
B b
£90 PiilLADELPHIA
Vincent John, shoemaker 1 5 Queen
Viney John, smith 41 6 north Front
Vinyard \Vm. shipcarpenter 5 Callowhill
Vinyard Elizabeth, widow 62 Coates*
Vipen Joseph, mariner 28 Artillery lane
Virtue James, shoemaker Fourth near Christian
Vitry A. embroiderer 88 Sassafras
Vivant Charles, gilder 146 south Fourth
Vizer Thomas, paperhanger 1 :2 south Fifth
Vnatta James, saddler 1 10 north Second
Vogdes Jacob, merchant 298 High and 195 Walnut
(Sansom's row)
Vogdes Mrs. 63 north Tenth
Vogel George & Frederick, bricklayers 84 Vine
Voight Henry, chief coiner in the mint 27 north 7th
Voight Henry, plumber 147 Spruce
Volans Samuel, sea captpin 1 1 5 Vine
Vollhenius Maria, widow 148 Sassafras
Volozan Dennis L. miniaturepainter 183 Walnut
Von Bonhast Charles, next 328 High
Von Phul George, mate 158 Cherry
Vomhoff Christian, shoemaker 431 north Front
Vredenbergh Mrs. storekeeper 10 south Second
"W^ACHSMUTH John G. mierchant iSOChesnut
WachsTOuth & Soullier, merchants 36 Dock
Wacherly Jacob,!
Wacherly John t victuallers Germantown road
Wacherly Peter, J
Waddington & Harwood, merchants 32 south Front
Waddington John, merchant 171 Chesnut
Waddle Aaron, taylor 40 north Eighth
Waddell Henry L. 182 Chesnut
Waddell John, labourer Giles* alley
Wade Benjamin, 145 Chesnut
Wade Thomas, labourer 476 Sassafras"
Wadkins Samuel, currier 429 south Second
Wadlow Moses, saddler 5 North alley
Wadman Peace, corner Third and Cedar
Wadman Praise, boardinghouse 8 Union
DlRECrORY. 291
Wagendorf , mariner 135 north Water
Wager George, merchiuit 82 Vine
Wager Peter, ^vi^e merchant 87 Sassafras
Wager Philip, wine merchant 134 Sc 136 N. Second
Wagh Jane, grocer 1 14 Lombard
Waggoner Henry, grocer 593 norih Second
W^agner Adam, 203 north tighih
Wagner Catharine, '.vidow 12 Knight's court
Wagner Georgs, tamper Noble near Fourth
Wagner Grace, widow 32 Moravian alley
Wagner George- potter Garden
Wagner Geo. W. oakcooper 30 Moravian alley
Wagner Mrs. widow Noble near Fourth
Wagner John, labourer back 251 Sassafi^s
Wagner John, tanner corner Noble and Fourth
Wagner John, merchant 13 north Eighth
Wagner Peter, innkeeper 189 north Third
Wagner Peter, accomptant 1 19 north Fifth
Wagner Peter, jun. accomptant 391 north Front
Wagner Wm. painter 265 Sassafras
Wagner Wm. carpenter 63 Cherry
Wainwright Isaac, blockmaker 81 north Front
Wainwright Isaac & Son, blockmakers 61 N, Water
Wainwright John, bricklayer 36 north Second
Walburn Thomas, moroccodresser 9 1 Callowhili
Walker Alexander W. merchant 204 Cbesnut
Walker A. 8c J. & Co. merchants 104 south Fourth
Walcker Christopher, baker 559 south Front
Walker Emanuel, merchant 3 Sansom
Walker widow of George, 1 5 Sterling alley
Walker George, carpenter Lombard near Eleventh
Walker George, goldsmith, &c. 19 north Third
Walker & Hasluck, merchants 101 south Front
Walker James, saddler 96 High
Walker E. S. saddler 137 Pine
Walker John, shoemaker 378 south Front
Walker Mrs. boardinghouse 38 Cedar
W^alker John, labourer 295 south Third
Walker Lewis, hatter 146 Fligh
Walker Margaret, shopkeeper 298 south Front
Walker Matthew, soapboiler and candlemanufacturer
corner Callowhili and Sixth
292 PHILADELPHIA
Walker rev. John, Rose alley
Walker Robert, currier ZGreenleaf alley
Walker Robert, grccer J 79 Cherry
Walker S. D. storekeeper 43 north Sixth
Walker Thomas, shoemaker North alley
Walker Samuel, weaver Locust above Ninth
Walker S merchant corner Second and Mulberry
Walker widow of Stephen, 80 north Ninth
Walker Wm. boardinghouse 108 north Water
Walker \\ m. grocer 104 north Eighth
Walker Wm. jeweller, &c. 381 south Second
Wall Elizabeth, tol^acconist corner German and Sth
Wall George, lay lor corner J§ wan son and Cedar
Wall Johntchairmaker 87 north Front
Wall John, labourer 112-north Sixth
"NVall John, merchant 64 south Wharves Sc 20 Walnut
Wall , baker 143 north Second
^Vali Mrs gentlewoman 233 Spruce
Wall John, shoemaker 224 south Third
Wall R. Windsor chairmaker 108 north Front
Wallace Abraham, labourer north Thirteenth
Wallace Alexander, storekeeper 361 south Second
Wall ice Burton, gentleman 67 south Eleventh
Watiis Charles, ornament culler 65 Coates*
Wallace ]•]. widow 1 ;> Charter's alley
Waliace Jsmes, shoemaker 1 1 Gaskill
'^Vallace J. B councellor at law 92 south Fourth near
Walnut
Wallace Joshua M.jun, merchant 152 Walnut
Wallace John, bookbinder 171 rorth Second
Wallace Robert, lumber merchant 529 north Front
Wallace Thomas, taylor 378 south Second
Waliice Thomas, bookbinder 5 Garrigues* court
Wallis Samuel, bricklayer 268 Sassalras
Wallis Wm. grocer 248 Cedar
Wallace Wm. m. d. 109 Queen
Wallace Wm. storekeeper 9 north Front
Wallis Wm. potter 14 Artillery lane
Wallingion Edward, sea captain 31 Queen
Wallington Isaac, labourer near 544 north Third
Wallington Wm. smith 7 Chancery lane
WallJiiiner widow of Geo, shipjoiner 363 N. Front
DIRECTORY. 293
Wain Catharine, widow 50 Union
Wain Elizabeth, 223 Walnut
Wain Jesse, merchant 1 1 5 south Thirtl [<?ee Wall
Wain Jacob S. jun. attorney at law 144 south Second
Wain Jacob S. merchant 34 south Wharves and 188
Walnut
Wain Robert, merchant 138 south Second
Wain Nicholas, gentleman 148 south Second
Wain Wm, merchant comj>tinghouse 34 Dock, and
dwelling south-east corner Seventh and Chesnut
WaLn's wharf opens next 135 SOUTH WATER
Walpole Thomas, grocer 84 south Third
Walsh Christopher, accomptant 9 Hinckle's court
Walsh John, lumberyard opposite 323 north Third
Walsh Walter, weaver Carpenter (S.) [see Welsh
Walters Abraham, innkeeper Poplar lane above 3d
Walter Adam, shoemaker 123 Mulberry
Walters Ann, boardinghouse 9 south Second
Walter Charles, boatbuilder Stillhouse alley
W^alter Charles, shoemaker o9 George (S.)
Walter Catharine, widow 38 Vine
Walter Conrad, brewer 392 St. John's
Walter E. glover 5, Brewer's alley
Walter George, carpenter 303 north Second
Walter George, taylor 24 south Water
Walter George, carter 205 Callowhill
Walters widow of George A. shoemaker 246 S. Front
Walter Isaac, bricklayer Zane
Walter Jacob, tinplate worker 177 north Third
Walter Jacob F- bricklayer 138 north Eighth
Walter James, taylor 349 north Front
Walter Matthias, carter James*
Walter John J. baker next 29 Swanscn
Walter Joseph S. bricklayer 26 Vine
Walters Michael, glover 91 north Fifth
Walter Nicholas, caulker 202 north Eighth
Walter Peter P. accomptant 9 north Eighth
Walter P. sand dealer 330 north Front
Walter Peter, baker 134 Brown
Walter Rosina, widow 21 Cable lane
Walter Stephen, constable 34 Coates*
Bb2
20J- PHILADELPHIA
Walter Thomas, teacher Locust above Eighth
Waltnian Abraham, victualler Noble near Fifth
Waltman Matthias, victualler 307 north Eighth
Waltman George, victualler 213 north Eighth
Waltman Michael, tavernkeej)er Locust above 1 Ith
Waltman Michael, victualler 287 north Eigth
Walton Boaz, cabinetmaker next 328 south Front
Walton Isaiah, plaisterer Rose alley
Walton James, shoemaker 48 Brown
Walton Jeremiah, shoemaker Noble above St. John*s
Walton J'oseph, bricklayer 304 south Front
Walton Samuel, cabinetmaker 331 north Third
Walton widow of Samuel, cabinetmaker 28 Spruce
Walton Thomas, shoemaker 74 Crown
Walton Thomas, taylor 78 north Water
Wampole Isaac,- conveyancer 163 Mulberry
Ward Caleb, carter Shields' alley
Ward John, storekeeper 257 south Second
Ward Charles, labourer Juniper alley
Ward Thomas, carter corner Mulberry and Twelfth
Ward John, shoemaker 306 south Front
Ward John, silversmith 1 34 south Front
Ward John, mariner 204 south Third
Warder John H. merchant 85 north Seventh
Warder Jeremiah, merchant 218 Mulberry;
Warder Jeremiah, jun. merchant 121 Sassaft^as
Warder John, merchant 117 Sassafras
Warder John Sc Sons, merchants Race-st. wharf
Warder Joseph, labourer 20 Appletree alley
Ware Richard, carpenter 34 north Seventh and
1 Sh river's court
Ware Ann, boardinghouse 374 south Front
Ware B. oakcooper 90 south Water and 9 1 Front
Ware Charles, brewer Pearson's court
Ware David, shipchandler 220 and 231 Swanson
Ware John, shipjoiner 8 Noble and 238 N. Front
Waring Elijah, merchant 33 north Second
Waring Matthew, porter 236 Catharine
Warner Andrew, labourer 98 Gree«
Warner Adam, saddler 10 north Sixth
Warner Edward, combmaker 1 1 3 Brown
Warner Heronimus, brassfounder 36 north Eighth
DIRECTORY. 295
Warner Jacob F. brassfounder 17 norlh Eighth
Warner John, merchant 27 north Water £c 97 Pine
Warner James, coachmaker 336 north Second
Warner John, carpenter 177 Pine
Warner Martha, shopkeeper 56 north Second
Warner Matthias, labourer 224 south Third
Warner Philip, shoe and enginehose maker 13
Parmer's alley
Warner Samuel, brushmaker 41 Artillery lane
Warner Sarah, shopkeeeper 26 south Third
Warner Sarah, widow 28 north Fourth
Warner Wm. victualler Lawrence
Warner Wm. merchant 17 south Water 8c 17 Prune
Warner Wm. tavernkeeper Catharine-st. wharf
Warnack Jacob, sea captain 405 south Second
Warnick Martha, nurse 23 Plum
Warnock Daniel, labourer near 268 south Sixth
Warnock John, nailcutter 282 High
Warnock Wm. labourer 207 south Fifth
Warr John, innkeeper 97 south Fifth
Warr Valantine, innkeeper 305 Vine
Warren Benjamin, silversmith West's court
Warren Philip, bookbinder 161 north Third
Warren Isaac, carter Oak (N. L.)
Warren & Nevlin, carpenters Oak (N. L )
Warren Jacob, cheeseman 17 Coombs* alley
Warren James, tanner St. John's (^ L^athtown)
Warren Wm. trader 14 German
Warren Wm. manager of N. Theatre 12 Sansom
Warrence F. coachmaker 97 Spruce
Wartman Isaac, victualler 142 Brown
Wartman A. victualler corner Noble and York road
Wartman George, victualler Logan [see Waltman
Warwich E. widow Juniper lane
Warwich John, labourer 1 8 Budd
Warwick Thomas, smith and farrier 487 north 2d
Wasley Mrs. nurse 198 north Second
Wass Christian, porter 64 north Sixth
Waterman Thos. merchant 171 Walnut
Waterman Jesse, teacher 88 south Fifth
Watermire Lewis, taylor back 8 Plum
296 PHILADELPHIA
Waters Esther, 68 north Seventh
Waters Hanson, merchant 24 north Third
Waters Nicholas, shipwright 313 Callowhill
Waters William, sea captain 7 north Sixth
AV'atkins Isaac, innkeeper 80 High [see Wadkins
Watkins John, labourer Loxley's alley
Watkins John, ropemaker 5 27 south Front
AVatkins Robert, tavernkeeper 14 Strawberry
Watkins Sarah, milliner 13 Strawberry
Watkins Samuel P. sea captain 145 north Water
Watkins Thomas, sailmaker Rose alley
Watman Adam, porter 96 Coates'
Watson V^rs. A. D. embroiderer 117 Lombard
Watson Charles C. merchant taylor 43 south Third
Watson ^ Bunting, lumber yard corner 8th and Pine
Watson Charles, merchant 30 north Second
Watson Charles C. & J. woollen drapers, men's mer-
cers, and taylors 92 Chesnut
Watson Chiistian, taylor 353 north Front
Watson Hugh, labourer 302 Sassafras
Watson Isaac, late lumber merchant 136 Pine
^Vatson John, merchant 24 S. Wharves & 1 18 Pine
Watson John, merchant taylor 20 Columbia avenue
Watson John, labourer Gaskill near 13th &c Taper
alley
Watson John, shoemaker Emlen's alley
Watson John F. bookseller & stationer 98 S. Second
Watson Jonathan, carpenter 375 north Third
Watson Joseph, merchant 259 Vine
Watson William H. mate 21 Parram's alley
Watson Mary, widow 363 south Second
Watson Margaret, milliner 169 south Second
Watson Mrs. of Wm. Schriver's court
Watson &: Paul, merchants 24 south Wharves
Watson Phineas, coachmaker 4 south Seventh
Watson Thomas, teacher 73 Pine
Watt Alexander, accomptant 307 south Third
Walt ; gunsmith 455 north Third
Watts William, shoemaker 168 south Fifth
Watts Samuel, shoemaker 264 south Fourth
Watts William, pilot 138 Swanson
Watzel Casper, trader 48 1 north Third
DIRECTORY. 297
Way Caleb, merchant 84 Crown
Way Andrew, taylor 93 Sassafras
Way James, merchant 7 sorris's alley
AVayne Caleb P. hardware merchant 1 30 High
Wayne Jacob, cabinetmaker 136 & 166 north Frbnt
Wayne Samuel, carpenter 1 1 7 north Fifth
*^Vayne William, gentleman 119 Vine
Weatherby Joseph, deputy marshal 438 N. Third
Weatherby , shipwright 37 Artillery lane
Weatherly David, clock 8c watchmaker 8 1 north 3d
Weatherstone Samuel, victualler Noble above Fourth
Weatherstone C. victualler Charlotte Isee Wither
^^'eazey Samuel, shoemaker 53 Coates'
Weaver Albright, watchman 149 Cherry
Weaver Bernard, gardener Locust above Twelfth
Weaver Emmor T. gold and silversmith, watchcase
maker & gilder 17 Elfreith's alley, and 113 N. 2d
Weaver Edward, mate 258 south Fourth
Weaver George, constable 254 south Third
Weaver George, labourer 309 north Front
Weaver Henry, sugar boiler near 511 north Second
AVeaver Henry, brickmaker corner Green and old
York road
Weaver Henry, labourer 87 Passyunk
Weaver Jacob, labourer 393 north Third
Weaver Frederick, cabinetmaker 176 Sassafras
Weaver Christian, mariner back 22 CaUowhill
Weaver George, coachmaker 161 Pine
Weaver widow of John, Margaretta
Weaver John, accompiant 10! Cherry
Weaver John, m. d. N. E. coiner Coates' and 2d
Weaver John, sen. shipjoincr Oak (N. L )
Weaver John, jun. shipjoincr 22 Budd
Weaver John, shoemaker Locust above Twelfth
Weaver Matthew, feedstore 1 14 north Seventh
Weaver William, hatter 1 12 nortli Sixth
Webb John, cooper 34 Vine &201 north Front
Webb John, taylor 87 south Second
Webb Moses, carpenter Cauffman's court
Webb Abner, accomptant 19 Wood
Webb Thomas, sea captain 345 south Second
298 V PHILADELPHIA.
Webb Thomas, sea captain 47 Almond
'Webb William, sugar refiner 68 north Fifth
Webster E. shoemaker Britton's alley
^V'eb3ter lames, paper stainer 183 south Fifth
Webster William, shallopman 22 Brown
Webster Thomas, 8 Pear street
Weckerly A. victualler 127 Coates' 8c 27 N. Shambles*
Weckerly Conrad, mercht. 205 N. 3d Isee IVackerly
Weckerly Mrs, widow 64 Sassafras
Weckerly Wolery, oakcooper corner 4th Sc Coates'
Weed George, late innkeeper 246 Sassafras
Weed George, painter 103 south Front
Weed Hugh M merchant 5 south Wharves
Weeks Samuel, carpenter south Broad {see Wicks
Weir Silas E. auctioneer 20 south Front
Weisseman Samuel, blacksmith 349 north Second
Weisseman Samuel, shoe store 38 High
Weisenbauch Henry, gentleman 229 north Second
Weiseman Andrew, cooper 35) north Second
Weiss Elizabeth, shopkeeper 131 north Third
Welldy Obadiah. carpenter 198 Cherry
Welsh Mrs. boardinghouse 64 south Eighth
Walsh James, tavernkeeper 24 Moravian alley
Walsh James, grocer 86 north ^Vater
Welch James, carpenter 139 Cherry \_see Walsh
Welsh John, merchant 42 south Sixth
Welch John, saddle and harness maker 48 north 4th
Welch John, 1 '4 north Eighth
Welsh John, innkeeper corner Walnut ciT* Schuylkill
Eighth
Welsh Mary, widow 295 south Front
Welsh Elizy.beth, widow 32 Elizabeth
Welsh Patrick, biscuitbakcr 222 Shippen
Welch Phcebe, widow Hoffman's alley
Welch Thomas, baker 56 Union
Wellford Robert, original American compr'sition or-
nament manufactory 96 south Eighth, fifth door
below Walnut
Wells John C. lumber yard corner 6th &c Callowhill;
dwelling 7 1 north Fifth
Wells Mrs. widow Mifflin's court
DIRECTORY. 399
Wells Rebecca, near 34 Elfreith's alley
Wells Thomas, shoemaker 3 Schriver*s court
Wells Ulysis, mariner 18 Green
Wenreinhardt George, coach painter 87 Crown
Welser .iohn, shoemaker 503 south Front
Wense Frederick, labourer 526 north Third
Weniling George, labourer Rose alley
Wentzei Mary, near 25 South alley
Wentz Bernard, labourer south Juniper near SprUce
"^Ventz Sc M'Collin, taylors 70 north Third
West Abigail, milliner 49 Spruce
West Eliz'abeth, widow 22 Columbia avenue
West Francis, merchant 29 Dock and 108 S. Front
West Isaiah, carter 3 1 Green
West James, salt merchant 155 north Water
West John, shallopman 78 Penn
West widow of .^oseph, 198 north Second
West Nicholas, shopkeeper 26 i south Second
West Sarah, widow 239 south Second
West Susan, nurse 148 north Front
West Samuel, grocer 307 north Second
West William, corner Vine and Front
West's wharf opens next 155 N. Water
Westcott Joel, carter 333 north Front
Westcoat David, labourer Oak (N. L.)
Westcoat Lewis, bleeder 3 1 5 south Front
Westcoat Izra, labourer Cooper's court
Wester William, taylor 8 Plum
Westley .'ohn, mariner 24 Parram's alley
Westley John, labourer 388 north Front
Westphall Charles W. jeweller and watchcase maker
1 18 Sassafras
Westphall C. sailmaker 21 Appletree alley
Wetherill widow of Benj. china store 187 High
Wetherill Christopher, hatter 80 Sassafras
Wetherill Jos. late inspector of lumber 170 south 4tli
Wetherill Mordecai, oil and colourman 9 South alley'
W^etherill Samuel, sen colourman 4 1 7 High
Wetherill Samuel, jr. colourman 419 High
Wetherill & Son, oil and colourmen 65 north Front
Wetherill John, oil and colourman 71 north Front
Wetherill Thomas, carpenter 304 south Second
300 JPHILADELFHIA
Wetherstone Adam ^ John, St. Tammany
Wetherstone Samuel, victualler Noble near Fourth
Wetherstone Peter, victualler 58 Brown [see IVeat.
Wevil & Nicolas, upholsterers corner Chesnul & 5th
Wey ant John, porter near 5 1 1 north Second
Weyman George, labourer 479 north Second
Weyman Jacob, innkeeper 261 north Second
Weyman Daniel, grocer 308 north Front
Whale Thomas, dancingmaster 157 Pine
Wharton Charles, merchant 136 south Second
Wharton Fishbourn^mercht. 295 High ^240 Spruce
Wharton widow of Isaac, merchant 107 south Third
Wharton John, surgeon barber 165 north Front
Wharton John, shoemaker 87 south Front
Wharton John, merchant 1 1 south Ninth
Wharton Joseph, gentleman next 165 south Fifth
Wharton Jeremiah, cabinetmaker 167 St. John's
Wharton G. shipcarpenter 35 Brown
Wharton Kearney, merchant 2 Bank
Vvharton Peregrine H. merchant 194 south Fourth
Wharton Rebecca, gentlewoman 58 Chesnut
Wharton Robert, alderman 135 south Third
Wharton Sc Palmer, merchants Pine-street wharf
Wharton Samuel, accomptant 23 Lombard
Wharton Thos C. merchant near 87 Pine
Wharton Thos. F. merchant 135 S. Front & 144 4th
Whartonby Joseph, printer corner Cedar and Tenth
Whartocby John, carpenter near 90 Brown
Wheaton Robert, mate St. Tammany
Wheaton N. sea cap tain 2 6 5 north Front
Wheaton William, mariner 391 north Front
Whealan James,soap ^ candle manufactory 202 N.2d
Whealan James, sea captain 25 Brewer's alley
^^ helen Israel, merchant, agent of the Phcenix Fire
company of London, and treasurer of the Schuyl-
kill Bridge company 159 and 395 High
"^^^helen Sc Wikoff, merchants 159 High
Whelan Patrick E. merchant Coombs* alley
Whelan William, grocer corner Chesnut and Fourth
Wheeler 1. 1. 8c Ashhurst, merchants 49 N. Third
Wheeler John, chairmaker 65 Vine
Wheeler Enoch, gentleman 99 Vine
Wheeler 1. 1, merchant 47 north Third
DIRECTORY. ^'^
Wheeler J. tavemkeeper and grocer I Equality court
Wheler John, taylor88 north Water
Whelar Samuel, carpenter 88 north Ninth
Wheeler Samuel, black and whitesmith 99 Vine
Whelldin Daniel, sea captain 1 1 Vernon
Whellden Alexander, fisherman Charlotte
Whelldin Johnson, mariner 486 north Third
Whelldin Jonathan, pilot 121 Swanson
Whelldin Lambert, sea captain 281 south Front
Whelldin Skinner, mariner 99 Cedar
Whelldin Thomas, mariner Oak (N. L.)
W^helldin Wilmon, captain New-Castle packet 13
Vernon
Whetstone Isaac, carter 1 5 Coombs' alley
Whetstone Jacob, labourer 501 south Second
Whipple Job, sea captain 88 Cedar *
Whitaker James, Windsor and fancy chairmaker 19
and 33 Dock
Whitaker James, smith, Sec. Hartung's alley
Whitaker ^ Thomas, smiths back 28 north Second
V/hitaker Thomas, cabinetmaker 91 south Second
Whitaker John, accomptant 1 3 Knight's court
Whitaker Robert, brassfounder 43 Lombard
Whitecar Joseph, [grocer 15 Callowhill
Whitall Mary, shopkeeper 216 south Third
Whitby Wm. plaisterer 1 30 south Tenth
White Britton, jun. merchant 2 1 Penn
White widow of Christopher, 128 north Fourth
AVhite Charles, gentleman 145 south Fifth
White Geo. storekeeper 40 south Fourth
White Geo. B. whitelead factory 20 south BroiS
White Henry, tavernkeeper 36 south Water
White H. labourer 83 north Fifth
Vv hite Jesse, tavernkeeper Blackhorse alley
White Jacob, carter Clever alley
White James, late innkeeper 178 Sassafras
W^hite James, nailer 461 north Front
White Josiah, late ironmonger 16 north Ninth
White James, accomptant 6 Cypress alley
White James, m d. and chymist 309 north Third
White John, mariner 438 south Froat
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JOO r-HiLADELPIIIA
White Joseph, hardware merchant 29 High
'V\^Mte Joseph, clock and watchmaker 162 N. Third
"White Jonathan, carpenter near 273 north Third
White iP" Lippincott, hardwareslore 29 High
White Margaret, victualler 296 north Ninth
White Richard, teacher 121 south Ele\'«nth
White Robert, carpenter 136 south Eighth
White Robert, labourer Mark's lane [see Wight
White Rosina, boardinghouse 331 High
Wliite Samuel, carpenter Wagner's alley
White Samuel, labourer 414 south Second .
White widow of Solomon, merchant 172 Mulberry
White Thomas H, merchant 286 High
White Thomas, clock and watchmaker 44 north 7th
White Thomas, china merchant 380 north Second
White Thomas, teacher 369 north Front
W' hite Wm. tailowchandler 240 north Third
"White Wm. storekeeper 6 south Sixth
White Wm. victualler Noble above Ei9;hth
White Wm. jun. victualler 296 north Eighth
White rev. Wm. d. d. 444 north Second
White rev. Wm. d. d. bishop of the Episcopal
church 89 Walnut
White Wm. plaisterer Locust near Tenth
White Wm. 13 south Fifth
W^hitebread Charles, shipwright 7 1 Christian
Whiteford Robert, mariner 18 Little Water
Whitehead John Sc James, merchants 222 north 2d
Whitehead John, m.erchant 25 Vine
Whitehead widow of Richard, 62 Vine
Whitehead Robert, scrivener 72 Vine
Whitehead James, merchant 27 Vine
Whittesley widow of C. combmaker 352 north Third
Whitely widow of Daniel, plaisterer 456 Sassafras
Whitemaii Charles, carter 282 north Eighth
Whiteman James, stonecutter 1 1th above Sassafras
Whiteman Casper, porter Garden
Whiteman Windel, tanner near 5 1 1 north Second
Whiteman David, carter 88 Budd
Whiteman Henry, porter 24 Branch
Whiteman Jacob, feedstore 1 10 north Fourth
Whiteman John, shoemaker 40 Coates*
DIRECTORY. 303
Whiteman John, innkeeper IS9 north Fourth ^
Whiteman Thomas, harnessniaker 18 Starr alley
Whiteman widow of John, tanner 37 Walnut •
Whiteman widow of Samual, 96 north Fourth
V/hitcman John, carter William
Whitener John, carter 123 Brown
Whitcsides Alexander, plaisterer Callowhill near 5th
. Whitesldes Thomas, brewer Swanwick's alley
Whitesides Wm. accomptant 63 south Eleventh -
Whitnell Marj^^aret, widow 472 north Third
Whitney L. cabinetmaker 153 north Sixth
Whiteney Thomas, maiiiematicai instrumentmakcr ;
manufactures surveying instruments generally,
N. 6th, near the first gate on the Ger man town roud
Whitsei Peter, labourer Fourth near Noble
Whittenday Robert, shoemaker 54 Christian
Whittle Robert, merchant 1 5 south Second
Wholly Elizabeth, midwife 36 Appletree alley
Wickard David, labourer 146 St. John*s
Wickersham Amos, 112 Vine
Wickham James, taylor 192 north Water
WidcUfield Wm. ironmonger 42 north Third aad
38 Mulberry
Widdifieid Wm. chairmaker 39 Mulberry
Widdifield James, carpenter 14 Cypress alley
Widdison John, stonecutter back 67 north Tenth
Widdowes Peter, teacher 30 Church alley
Wieatt Solomon, bookbinder 368 north Second
Wieatt Ann, teacher 60 Coates'
Wiegand Conrad, smith 340 Sassafras
Wien John, jnn. brassfbunder 12 Locust
Wiggins Benjamin, shoemaker 462 north Front
Wiggins Susan, tayloress 62 Cherry
Wiggins Thomas, taylor 379 north Front
Wigglesworth Wm. toy warehouse 3 south Second
Wight James, cutnail factory 28 I and 313 N. ThirU
Wight Thomas, boot and shoemaker 118 High
Wightinburg Michael, bookbinder 124 Coates'
Wigmore Francis, 53 Elfreith's alley
Wigmore Joseph A. bottler 72 Walnut
AVikofT Henry, gentleman 44 Pine
WikofF Isaac, merchant 34 Saiisom
304 PHILADELPHIA
WikofF Jacob C. druggist 35 High
^Vilcocks Benjamin G. merchant south -cast cotnei*
Walnut and Eighth
Wilcoeks Edward, taylor Sassafras alley
Wilcocks Samuel, attorney at law 87 south Sixth
Wilcocks Richard H. merchant 61 south Water and
272 Chesnut
Wilcocks Samuel, merchant 40 north Fifth
WiLCOCKS's WHARF OPENS AT 57 AND 6 1 S. WATER
Wild Frederick, baker 277 south Fourth
Wildes Joseph, merchant taylor 25 north Second
Wildey Richard, shipjoiner Emlin*s court
Wildey & Kensil, shipjoiners 177 north Water
Willdy Obadiah, carpenter 198 Cherry
Willdy Samuel, combmaker near 9 Brewer*3 alley
V/ile Conrad, brewer 137 north Sixth
Wile Conrad, shoemaker 47 north Fourth
Wiley Benjamin, carpenter 268 Sassafras
Wiley Benjamin, shoemaker Lee's court
Wiley James, bookbinder Sassafras alley
Wiley Ely, shoemaker Laurel (N. L.)
Wiley Levy, shoemaker 22 Elizabeth
Wiley John, blacksmith back 9 Elfreith*s alley
Wiley Nathaniel, assistant turnkey at debtor's apart-
ment 26 South alley
Wiaey Robert, grocer 14f south Eleventh
Willey James, shoemaker 443 north Second
Wiley Moses, weaver Locust near Eighth
Wilgus John, carpenter 178 Sassafras
Wilkins Caleb, taylor 62 Chesnut
Wilkins Samuel W. carpenter back 152 Sassafras
Wilkins Samuel, currier 10 Cresson's alley
Wilkins Samuel, merchant 104 north Water
Willdnson Christopher, carpenter 293 Mulberry
Wilkinson James, boardinghouse 24 George (S.)
Wilkinson Wm. taylor 24 Crown
V/iilard George, constable 39 Keys' alley
Willard Martin, mariner 41 1 south Front
Willard Parr, shoemaker back 1 1 1 north Fifth
Willett John S. attorney at law 52 Walnut
Williams Alexander, jeweller 89 south Second
Williams A. stablekeeper 189 Spruce
BiRECTORY. -' '
Willaninue J. G. 208 Spruce
Williams Abraham, storekeeper 30 so'alh Third
Williams Benjamin, currier 100 Sassafras
Williams Elijah D. sea captain 3 Pfieffer's alley
Williams Benjamin, merchant 5-7 Migh
Williams Charles, sea captain 29 Coates'
Williams Charles, labourer 43 Artillery lane
Williams Ennion, teacher 86 south Sixth
Williams Georcje, merchant 60 Mulberry
Williams Frederick, taylor Malt alley
Williams widow of Hezekiah, merchant 60 Mulberry
Williams James, baker Peggs'
Williams James, fruiterer 64 High
Williams James, carpenter 198 Pine
Williams James, combmaker 302 Sassafras
Williams J. combmaker 302 Sassafras
Williams Jesse, lumber merchant 21 1 Spruce
Williams Jesse, shopkeeper 203 Sassafras
Williams John A, mercliant 20 south Second
Williams John, mariner 79 Shippcn
Williams John, carpenter Cherry near Eleventh
Williams John, victualler Charlotte
Williams John, labourer 261 south Fourth
Williams ;ohn, carter 1 10 Catharine
Williams John, sea captain 44 Union
Williams Joseph W . sea captain 30 Pine
Williams Lemuel, cordwainer 160 south Front
Williams Mrs. grocer south Thirteenth
Williams Moses, fruiterer 179 Sassafras
Williams Nehemiah, shoemaker 74 Plum
Williams Owen, cabinetmaker 76 Dock
Williams Peter, cakebaker 458 north Phira
Williams Richard, taylor Coxe*s alley
Williams Richard, mariner 12 Meade alley
Williams Robert, plaisterer 137 south Sixth
Williams S. &. M. shopkeepers 35 south Second
Williams S. 205 Spruce
Williams Samuel, lumber merchant 219 Walnut
Williams .•>. 5c J. mahogany yard 154 ^V"aInut
Williams £c Seckel, merchants 9 north Water
Williams S. H. tinplateworker 236 High
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306 PHILADELPHIA
Williams Thoraus, tanner, 8cc. 455 north Front
Williams Thomas isf Benjamin, tanners and curriers
loo Sassafras and 453 north Front
Williams Thomas, mariner 257 south Third
Williams Thomas, cabinetmaker 73 & 75 Sassafras
Williams Thomas, shoemaker back 182 St. John's
and y Burd's alley
Williams Theophilus, Fourth above Noble
Williams Wm. turner 131 north Sixth
Williams Wm. marble chimney piece factory corner
Filbert and Tenth
Williams W. merchant taylor 98 Vine
Williams Wm. shoemaker 97 Budd
Williams Wm. J. carpet warehouse 71 south 2d
Williams Wm. T. accomptant 181 Cherry
Williamson Daniel, grocer 67 Passyunk
Williamson John, labourer near 9 Brewer's alley
Williamson , hatter 84 north Second
Williamson Michael, accomptant 40 Sassafras
Williamson Jesse, carpenter 22 German
Williamson John, mate 63 Meade alley
Williamson Joseph, grazier 349 south Second
Williamson Wm. sea capt. near 12 Stamper's alley
Williamson Samuel, gold and silversmith 1 1 8 south
Front
Williamson W. sailmaker 4 Sassafras and 130 north
Front
Williamson Wm. D. sea captdn 64 Swanson
Willig George, musical magazine 1 2 south Fourth
Willing ^Curwen, merchants 21 Dock
Willing c?" Francis, merchants 2 1 Penn
Willing George, merchant 64 Pine
AVilling Richard, merchant 89 Pine
Willing Thomas, i^entleman 100 south Third
W^illing Thomas M. merchant 105 south Third
Willing Wm. S. merchant 2 1 Dock
Willingsport Wm. labourer 67 Catharine
Will Winchester, tavernkeeper 300 south Front
Willis John, accomptant 35 Sassafras
Willis John, shoedealer 5 Lsetitia court
Wills John, grocer 242 south Second
DIRECTORY. SQf
Willis John, labourer MiSlin*s court
Willis Jonathan, merchant 32 north Third
Wills George, combmaker Poplar lane
Wills William, combmaker Fourth above Brown
Wills Joseph,. rigger 35 Artillery lane
"Wills Rebecca, widow next 7 Elfreith*s alley
Willis M. turner 10 Cherry
Willis Nehemiah, cabinetmaker 338 north Second
Willis Solomon, turner 112 Cherry
Willis Thomas Y. merchant 32 north Third
Willis Sc Yardley, merchants 21 south Wharves at\d
31 Water
Wills David, tobacconist 70 New
Wills Eliza, victualler 285 north Eighth
Wills James Sc Son, grocers 84 Chesnut
Willis Williams, shoemaker 82 north Water
Wills Thomas, sea captain 81 Penn
Wilmer John, inspector of nuisances Taper alley
Wilmer Jas, merchant 52 N. Front and 94 Mulberry
Wilmer John, accomptant 115 north Fifth
Wilmer Lambert, accomptant 120 north Fourth
Wilson Alex, flour mercht. 13 S. Front is" 50 NValnut^
^^ilson Ann, grocer 62 Sassafras
Wilson cj;* Anthony, smiths back 90 north Fourth
Wilson Andrew, labourer Cedar above Twelfth
Wilson Ann, mantuamaker 7 Lombard
Wilson Benjamin, shipwright 66 Catharine
Wilson Francis, tobacconist ]03 Cherry
Wilson Benjamin, fur merchant 4 south Fifth
Wilson Charles, rigger. 44 Coates'
Wilson David, labourer Hoffman's alley
Wilson Edward, merchant 3 and next 24 Church alley
Wilson Geo. S. mercht. 40 N. Water & 223 S. Front
Wilson George, bookbinder above the three mile
stone Frankford road
"Wilson George, grocer 10 Fayette
Wilson George, hatter corner Front and Sassafras
Wilson rev. James P. pastor of First Presbyterian
church 10 south Broad
\A ilson James, taylor 9 Mulberry and 10 and 102 N.
\y ater
Wilson James, printer back 40 north Fourth
308 PHILADELPHIA
Wilson James, shipcarpcnter 27 Callowhill
Wilson James, merchant corner Sassafras Sc Eighth
Wilson Job, merchant baxk 78 High
Wilson Joel, accomptant 8 Stall's court
Wilson Joseph, taylor 185 south p'ront \
"Vvilson Isaac, accomptant 50 Coates'
Wilson John B. merchant 37 Mulberry-
Wilson John, porter 20 Appletree alley
Wilson John, mariner 71 Plum
Wilson John, nailer 30 Plum
Wilson John, mate 106 Cedar
Wilson John, stonecutter 14 south Tenth
Wilson J. stablekeeper back 129 Walnut
Wilson John, tavernkeeper 193 Chesnut
Wilson John, coachpainter back 129 Walnut
Wilson John, storekeeper 10 north Second
Wilson John, labourer 31 Crown
Wilson Margaret, "gentlewoman 9th near Walnut
Wilson Margaret, widow Lsetitia court
Wilson Mary, widow M'Cullough's court
Wilson Matthew, tobacconist south 1 1th near High
W^ilson Mrs. widow 236 south Third
Wilson Robert, sea captain 187 Pine
Wilson Robert, carpenter 8 Knight's court
Wilson Robert, tobacconist 173 & 241 north Second
Wilson Samuel, physician Fourth above Green
W ilson Samuel, smith 9 Crown
Wilson Seth, taylor 30 Coates* alley
Wilson Samuel, carter 27 Noble
Wilson Silas, innkeeper 341, north Front
Wilson Thomas, mate 277 south Third
Wilson William, stationer 3 1 north Second
Wilson William, turner 123 north Sixth
Wilson William, grocer 138 north Second,
Wilson William, carter 14 Mulberry
Wilson William, mariner 86 south Third
Wilson William, carpenter 61 Budd
Wilson William, upholsterer 93- south Fifth
Wilstack Hannah, storkeeper 190 north Second
Wilt Abraham, gentleman 5 5 Sassafras
Wilt Hannah, nurse 76 Brown
Wiltberger Christian, gold 8c silversmith 16 Sassafras
DIRECTORY. Sa9
Wiltberger George, lumber merchant 35 St. John's
Wjitberger William, hardware merchant l8l High
Wiltberger Peter, merchant 101 and 25 6 High
'Wimec Goerge, carter 274 south Third
Wimley John, labourer St. Tammany
Wimley William, baker near 261 Cailovvhill
Winberg Jones, mate 3 Sassafras alley
Wing Frederick, baker 72 Spruce
Winkhouse Catharine, widow near 17 Sterling alley
Winkhouse John, storekeeper 11-4 north Eighth
Winner James, gunsmith 463 north Third
Winner Joseph, labourer 12 Butler's court
Winner, Nippes 8c Steinman, gunsmiths 449 north 3d
Winner William, labourer 416 north Front
Winn Jacob, carter 44 Green
Winn Peter, constable back 83 Chesnut
Winnemore Jacob, corder corner Sansom and Ca-
tharine
Winnemore Philip, porter 140 south Fourth
Winser John, tanner Rose alley
Winter Richard, coverer of bonnet wire 127 south Sd
Winter William, labourer 20 Brown
Winter A. victualler Callowhill above Fifth
Winter Garret, carter 41 6 north Front
\V inter Thomas, painter corner of Columbia avenue
and Locust
Wii ling George, brewer Mifflin*s court
W^ire J. Windsor chairmaker 209 south Front
Winslow widow of Elijah, sea captain 22 Callowhill
Wisdom John, starchmuker 195 south Sixth
Wisar George, shoemaker 187 St. John's
Wiser John, bciker 85 north Fifth
Wiser John, carpenter 522 north Third
Wiseman Mrs. 41 Sansom
Wiseman Catharine, 50 south Sixth [see Wdsman,
Wisham John, porter 103 Vine
Wisler Jacob, labourer 1 17 Coates*
Wispart C. painter, ^c. 327 north Third
Wissenbaugh William, combmaker Garden
Wissinger Melchior, wire worker 79 north Front
Wistar Casper, m. d. professor of Anatomy corner
Prune and Fourth
'^^0 PHILADELPHIA
Wistar Rd. merchant 110 Chesnut Sc 117 High
}Yistar H. Sc E. gentlewomen 222 Walnut ^
"V^'istar Thomas, gentleman 379 High
Winter Chas. I. merchant 9 south Ninth
'^Vister .'ohti, merchant 143 Hi.^h
Wiser John 8c Charles I. merchants 143 High
WistCi bai'ah, gentlewoman 108 Chesnut
Wisier Peter, wheelwiight above 5 1 1 north Second
Withey Samuel, shoemaker 7 Brewer's alley
Withey Mrs. nurse 516 north Second
Witmer Henry, plaisterer 21 north Ninth
Vvitmer Henry, jr. tavernkceper 30 north Fifih
Vv/'itten Jacob, hurncsbmakcr I'ine near t.levenih
Woelp-ipper Gtorge G. ^ictl.niler 2i5 Vine
Vv'oglom Abraham, bricklayer 39 Sassafras
Woglom widow of Peter, 20 Sassafras
Woibert Charles, porter 193 St. John's
Wolbert Thomas, innkeeper St. Tammany
Woibert Catharine, mantuamaker 369 south Front
W^olbert Frederick, prothonotary CC. P. 354 N. 2d
Woldey Frederick, grocer 176 south Water
Wolperf David, victualler Lawrence
Woolpert Mrs. victualler 245 Vine
Wolpert George, victualler 1 1 Stall's court
Woite Dayidj shipjoiner Taper ?i;iley
Wolfe Lewis, -dentist 5 north Sixth
Wolfe widow of Andrew, shoemaker 458north 2d
Wolfe Jacob, wheelwright 92 Christian
W^olfe Jacob, boardinghouse 21 Cedar
Wolfe .'acob, carter corner ISth and Sassafras
Wolfe John, tavernkeeper Oak (N. L.)
Vv'olfeJohn, brasier 12 Charlotte
Wolfe Mary, late 166 Lombard •
V/olfe William, baker 267 south Second
W.olforde Peter, baker 454 Sassafras
W^olforde Peter, p]?istcrer SO north Tenth
Wolfstack Francis, baker 200. St. John's
Wonder George, victualler 5 1 1 north Secend
WVnderly widow of David, victualler 288 Sassafras
"Wonderly John, victualler 177'Clierry
Wondeily John, labourer 124 Callowhill
W^onderly ^V, victualler 102 north Eighth
DIRECTORY. 311
Wood A. hatter Goddard's alley
Wood Catharine, storekeeper 8 north Second
Wood Clement, yoeman 247 St. John's
Wood George, carpenter 90 Gaskill
Wood Hannah, gentlewoman 15 i south Third
Wood Isaac, shipwright 23 Callowhill
Wood Henry, taylor 53 Passyunk road
Wood James, boatbuilder 55 Coates*
Wood James, mariner Goddard's alley
Wood James, merchant 47 north Wateran:M56
north Front
Wood iarnes C. taylor 92 Sassafras
W'ood John, sea captain 7 Mary
Wood John, Brothers ^ Co. merchants 25 1 High
\Vood Joseph & Co. merchants 8 north Second
Wood Obadiah, taylor near 1 1 Brewer's alley
Wood Mary, nurse 23 Walnut
Wood widow of M. B. 357 north Third
Wood Mrs. boardinghouse 559 and 351 High and
159 north Front
Wood Peter, corder 3 Callowhill
W^ood Stephen T. shoemaker 369 north Third
Wood cif Tomkins, storekeepers 104 north Second
Wood Thomas, lace and frini2:e v/eaver 65 Chesnut
Wood Wm. mariner 174 south Water
Wood Wm. parchmentmaker 71 south Fifth
Wood widow of Wm. plaisterer 1 1 V/illing's alley
Wood Wm. millwright 39 Brown
Wood Wm. labourer 9 Farmer's alley
Woodbridge Thomas, carpenter 211 St. John's
Woodhouse John, chandler 1 Shievely's alley
V/oodhouse Wm. bookseller ^nd stationer 6'somh
Front
Woodham George, labourer Mary's
Woodman George, labourer 12 Fayette
Woodman Joseph, sea captain 5 1 Almond
Woodman Wm. accomptant 276 north Second
Woodruff Abraham, nailer 13 Equality court
Woodruff Archibald, grocer 1 7 north Eighth
Woodruff Hampton, hairdresser 1 37 north Front
Woodruff widow of John D. 82 south Water
312 t>HILADELPHIA
Woodsides John A. ornamental painter Nonnater's
court
Woodward Charles, accomptant 162 north Fifth
Woodward W. W. printer and stationer 52 south 2d
Woolridge & Ellis, pakcoopers 1 1 Little Water
Woolson J tinplate worker 97 High
Woolston Benjamin, carpenter 328 north Fro'ht
Woolverston John, blacksmith Noble near Third
Wolley G. lumber merchant 168 north Fourth
Wolley Mrs. midwife 36 Appletree alley
Work David, labourer south Thirteenth
Work Samuel, carpenter 277 south Third
Workom John, innkeeper corner Callowhill & Third
Workman John, lumber merchant 348 south Front
Workman Rebecca, gentlewoman back 464 S. Front
Wormeman Samuel, 123 north Third
Wormstead Mrs. of M. Emlen's court
Worrell Benjamin, shopkeeper 84 Cedar
Worrell 8c Davis, smiths 174 Shippen
Worrell , smith 326 Sassafras
Worrell George, storekeeper 59 Sassafras
Worrell ohn, shoemaker 259 Catharine
Worrell Joseph, carpenter 56 south Sixth
Worrell Jonathan, shoemaker 93 Mulberry
Worrell Wm. merchant 65 High and 142 Sassafras
Worrell & Jennings, merchants 65 High
W^orrel Philip, cooper 29 north Sixth
Worth James, merchant 280 north Second
Worth Jonathan, merchant 38 south Wharves and
1 19 Lombard
Wotherspoon Thomas, merchant 22 south Front
"VVray A. ^ Wm, grocers Hayscales wharf (N. L.")
Wray Andrew, grocer &. tavern keeper 166 irvvansoji
Wray Joel, sea captain 373 north Third
Wray Matthew, grocer corner Shippen and Fourth
Wray Geo. A. hardware store 132 High
Wray Wm. grocer 9 and 1 1 High \^see Ray and Rey
Wray widow of Wm- innkeeper (ilough 8c Harrow)
Filbert above Eleventh
Wright Caleb, currier north-east corner Doc'k and
Walnut
DIRECTORY. 515
Wright Sc Cooke, merchants 57 north Front
Wright Davis, merchant 33 I'enn
Wright I'Uizabeth, 145 south Water
Wright James, taylor 1 2 1 south Water
Wright John E. carpenter 132 Cedar
Wright Enoch, taylor 80 Mulberry
Wriiiht Ellis, carpenter 22 Artillery lane
Wright J. shoemaker 343 north Second
Wright ohn, ladies shoemaker 242 south Second
Wright John, chyraist 154 Lombard
Wric^ht John, carter 330 south Sixth
W right widow of Joseph, sailmaker 51 Spruce
Wright Malcolm, tinplate worker 201 High
Wright llobert, carpenter 69 Cherry
Wright Samuel G. merchant 20 Mulberry-
Wright Wm. E taylor 54 south Water
Wriiiht Wm. shoemaker 200 Coates*
Wri^ley Francis, printing ink maker Tenth near
Lombard
Wrigley ^5* Johnson, printing ink and lampblack
manufacturers corner Lombard and Tenth
Wurts Christian, gentleman 446 north Third
W urts Maurice & Wm. merchants 137 High
W' y and John, baker 37 Chesnut
Wynkoop A- & W. S. merchants i63 south Water
Wynkoop Joseph, teawarebouse.245 north Third
Wynkoop Mrs. gentlewoman l5> south vVater
Wylie Rev. Samuel B. corner Walnut Sc Eleventh
Wythe DanieU teacher and painter 45 Spruce
Yard James, merchant south-west comer Walnut-
street wharf, and 37 south Fourth
Yard H. boardinghouse 30 Walnut
Yard ohn, cabinet and chairmaker 30 north Fouywh
Yard Shandy, fruiterer 11 Walnut
Yardsley James, sea captain 42 1 south Frent
Yartlley Richard, innkeeper 53 Vine
Yar-^iley Wm. merchant 58 Mulberry
Yanner George, shoemaker 14 German-
3U PHILADELPHIA
Yarnall Eli, currier 15 Chesnut
Yarnall Ellis, merchant 357 High
Yarnall Ellis 8c Son, hardware store 39 High
Yarnall John, storekeeper 23 north Second
Yarnall Nathan, hardware store 39 High
Yates Ann, widow 84 north Second
Yates Edman, coppersmith and tinman 194 £OUth 23
Yeary Samuel, labourer 254 north Front
Yerger Casper, blacksmith 268 Sassafras
Yeager George, shoemaker 126 New
Yerger Henry, cedarcooper 296 Vine
Yerger John, skindresser 284 north Front
Yeager Tohn, shoemaker 103 Sassafras
Yerger George, skindresser 209 north Eighth
Yerger ^ Schryer, skindressers, parchment makers.
and glue manufacturers, 33 5 Callow hill corner of
ISinth
Yeater Charles, carpenter 128 Brown
Yeater Henry, shoemaker 313 south Third
YeuserC. shoemaker 274 St. John's ,
Yohe George, store and innkeeper 200 and 202 High
Yohle Mary, shopkeeper 2 Little Oak (S.)
Yokem James, labourer 11 north Fifth
Yokem David, shoemaker 166 north Fifth
Yopst Ezekiel, blacksmith 336 south Second
Yopst John, shoemaker 318 north Front
Yoreous Frederick, musician 528 north Third
Yorke Peter, sea captain 6 New Bank
Yorke Sc Schott, merchants 43 north Front
Yorke Samuel, merchant 43 north Front and 146
Mulberry
Young Andrew, sugarboiler 189 Cherry
Young A. taylor 278 St. John's "^
Young widow of Alexander, 87 north Seventh
Young Berijamih^ mariner ^S Green
Young Sc Black, soap and candle manufacturers 203
south Sixth
Young Charles, accomptant 49 north Eighth
Young Charles, stonecutter 22 south Tenth
Yovingf Christopher, weaver 5 Wagner's alley
DIRECTORY. 315
Young Daniel, labourer 1 Sassafras alley
Young Francis, taylor Fearis' court
Young Hannah, widow 293 south Fourth
Y^oung Henry, gilder and carver 127 south Sixth
Young Jacob, carter Poplar lane
Y^oung Jacob, painter and glazier 352 north Third
Young "Widow of James, grocer 28 Penn
Young James, plumber George near Eighth
Y'oung James, gentleman 370 north Third
Young Joseph, dealer Fourth above Brown
Young John, tallow chandler and innkeeper 226
south Sixth
Y'oung John G. merchant 157 south Fifth
Y'oung Lewis, cabinetmaker 261 south Second
Young Lewis, innkeeper 20 south Sixth
\''oung Mrs. tutress 18 Passyunk
Young Nicholas, merchant 33 Callowhill
Young Philip, smith 40 New
Y^oung Samuel, fruiterer 185 north Second
Young Samuel, harbour master 182 south Front
Young Thomas, carpenter, 60 south Second
Young Thomas, boot and shoemaker 202 south 2d
Young \Vm. boot and shoemaker 31 Walnut
Y^oung Wm. broker near 55 Dock
Young Wm. baker 6 Meade alley
Y''oung Wm. taylor 29 Passyunk
Zahrens Anthony, shingledresser 297 N. Third
ZallekofFer Henry M. druggist 133 south Sixth
Zanes Isaac, wharf builder 5'?7 south Front
Zaite Jesse S. balanceweigher 1 17 north Front
Zane Joel, gentleman 1 1 7 north Front
Zantzinger Thomas B. attorney at law 174 Chesnut
Zargable Anthony, shoemaker 489 north Third
Zebley Benjamin, carpenter 39 Cable lane
Zebley Joseph P. carpenter 33 Kunckle
Zebley Jacob, high constable Say*s wharf
Zebley Rudolph, carter 468 Sassafras
Ziess Andrew, baker 244 Spruce
316 PHILADELPHIA kc.
Zeilin Jacob, tavernkeeper 161 Chesnut
Zell Christopher, carter 33 Sassafras alley
Zeller Daniel, merchant 126 north Third
Zeller Jacob, bookbinder 121 north Third
Zeller Mary, teacher 1 1 9 north Third
Zeller. Philip, gentleman 115 Sassafras
Zentler Conrad, printer office back 104 north 2d
Zeslein Joseph, pastor of the Moravian church
74 Sassafras
Zigler Ann, midwife 74 New [see Sigler
Zigler Jacobj inspector of lumber 74 New
Zigler Samuel, drover 125 Callow hill
Zimmerman Adam, taylor 38 New
Zimmerman, Harvey Sc Co 13 south Water
Zimmerman Jacob, bleeder back 341 Callowhill
Zimmerman Sebastian, merchant 1 1 1 Vine
Zinck George, victualler north Twelfth near Cherry,
Zonda Francis, taylor 57 Walnut
Zophy Mary, grocer 334 High
APPENDIX.
LIST OF
STREETS, LANES, ALLEYS AND COURTS.,
IN THE
CITY, DISTRICT OF SOUTHWARK, AND NORTHERN LIBERTIES,
ALMOND Street, from the Delaware to 315 south Second
Appletree alley, from 50 north Fourth to 35 Fifth
Artillery lane, from 342 north Front to 363 Second
App's lane, from Queen to Bedford, between Marlborough
and Shakemnxen
Ashton, north and south on the Schuylkill from Vine to Cedar
Ash alley, from Schuylkill Front to Second, between High
and Cedar.
Aspan alley, from Locust to Spruce, between Schuylkill
Front and Second
Ball alley, from 120 Cedar to 77 Shippen
Ball's alley, fom the Delaware to 391 north Front
Bank street, from 70 High to 69 Chesnut
Bakei-'s alley from 55 New to 70 Vine
Beck's alley, from 172 Swanson to 453 south Front
Bearsticker's court, from 68 north Sixth
Biddle's allev, from 78 High to 9 Elbow lane
Bard's alley, from 78 Catharine to Qiieen
Blnckhorse alley, from 20 south Front to 19 Second
Bolion's court, from 16 south Sixth
Bonsall-st. from Ninth to Tenth between Lombard & Cedar
Broad street, running north and south from Vine to Cedai>
between Juniper and Schuylkill Eighth
Brown's court, from 34 Sassafras
Britton's alley, from the Delaware to 205 north Water
Branch street, fiom 130 north Third to 59 Fourth
Brewer's iiUej-, from 190 north Second, to 113 Fourth
Brown street, fvom 414 north Front to old Yofk road
Brooks's court, from 126 north Front
Eranner's alley, from Shievely's alley to 180 Vine
Blackberry allcv, from Walnut to Spruce, and from Pine to
Lombard between Eighth and Ninth
Bradford's alley, from 246 south Seventh to Eighth
Euuler's court. See Equality court
Budd street, from 67 Green to the Germantown road
Beach street, from the intersection of Maiden andPenn-streets
running north to Point-no-Point road
Bishop street, from Beach to Queen
Brown street (K) from Cherry to Vienna -^ ^
Bedford street, from Frankford road to Hanover ^
Cable lane, or New Market street, from 19 Vine to 42 Green
Cauffman's court, from 14 Cherry
Charles street, from 335 Callowhill to Logan
Charlotte street, from 121 Brown to Poplar lane
Callowhill street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between
Vine and Willow
Carlyle's court, from 46 south Fifth
China street, above Front between Mary and Prime
Clover street, from 12th to 13th between High and Chesnut
Carpenter's street, from 6th to 7th between High & Chesnut
Carpenter's street (S.) from Moyamensing to Passyunk, be-
tween Christian and Prime
Catharine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between
Shippen and Queen
Chancery lane, from 15 Coombs's alley to 32 Mulberry
Cherry street, from 74 north Third to Tenth, and continued
from Eleventh to Schuylkill, between Mulberry & Sassafras
Chesnut street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and be-
tween High and Walnut
Cedar street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between Lom-
bard and Shippen, being the southern boundary of the city
Church alley, from 20 north Second, to 11 Third
Christian street, from the Delaware to Shippen's lane, and
between Queen and Prime
Carper's court, from 404 north Front running west
C'ever's alley, from 90 south Fifth to 125 Sixth
Coates's street, from the Delaware to the Ridge road, be-
tween Brown and Green
Coaies's court, from 31 Cable lane
Coat* s's alley, from 134 north Front to 151 Second
Coombs' alley, from 44 north Front to 51 Second
Crab street, from the Old Theatre to 2 Oak
Cresson's alley, from 96 north Fifth, to 91 Sixth
Crovn street, from 155 Sassafras running north to Willow
Cypress alley, from 144 south Third to 79 Fourth
Carter's alley, from 66 south Second to 55 Third
Cc.x s alley, from 300 south Front to 323 south Second
Centre allt-y h-oro 11th to 12th between Walnut and LocuSt
Cherry street, frosa Queen to the Fr^kford road
Columbia Avenue, from near 179 Walnut to Locust
Dock street, from 138 south Front and 15 Spruce, to 67 south
Third, between Ct^esnut and Walnut
Drinker's coart, fr')m 66 Union
Drinker's alley, irom 108 north Front to 119 Second
Dean's allBV, between 12th and 13th from Wahiutto Spruce
Duke street, running- norih and souUi from Hanover to Wood
Elfreth's alley, from- 94 north Front to 105 Second
Eighth si reel (south) from 266 Hig-h, running south
Equality court, from 37 Budd
Eighth street (north) froTi 301 High, running north
Elizabeth street, from 164 south Sixth to Seventh
Elmslies' orLownes' alley, from 118 south Second
Emlen's alley, from 5 Powel to Clever's alley
Eleventh street (north) from 407 High to Vine
Eleventh street (south) from High to Cedar, between Tenth
and Twelfth
Elbow lane, from 27 south Third
E mien's court, from 4 Noble
Etris*s court, from 128 north Fifth, running west
Eighth street (from Schuylkill) north and south i'vom Vine to
Cedar, between Seventh and Broad
Farmer's alley, from 32 north Sixth to 23 Seventh
Federal street, from Front to Passyunk road, between Wash-
ington and Warton
Farmer's row, from near 39 Dock
Fayette street, from 53 Filbert to 262 Mulberry
Filbert street, from 22 north Eighth to Schuylkill
Fearris' court, from 148 north Front
Fifth street (north) from 197 High running north
Fifth street (south) from 163 High running south
Fifth street (from Schuylkill) north and south from Vine to
Cedar, between Fourth and Sixth
Fitzwalter street, from 32 Passyunk road
Fuller's alley, from Swanson to 403 south Front
Fourth street (north) from 155 High, running north
Fourth street (south) from 128 High, running- south
Fourth street (from Schuylkill) r.orth and south from Vhie to
Cedar, between Tl)ird and Fifth
Franklin court, from 106 High
Froffkberger's court, fron> j4 north Second
Fr nt street (south) from 14 High running south
Front street (north) from 21 High, running north
First street (from Schuylkill) north and south from Vine to
Cedar, between Ashton and Second
Gaskill street, from 238 south Second to 229 Fifth
Garden street, from 297 Callowhill
George street (Southwark) from 24 Gaskill to 31 German
George street, from Ninth to Schuylkill, between Chesnut
and Walnut. See Little George.
w
German street, from 334 south Second to Tl Pa'ssyunk
Giles' alley, from 136 Lombard to 189 Cedar
Goddard's alley, from 2 Cable lane to 211 north Second
Gray's alley, from 62 south Front to 79 Second
Goforth alley, from 67 Dock to 72 Chesnut
G''eenleaPs court, from 10 sonth fourth
Green street, from 358 north Front to the York road
Green's court, from 127 Pine, runnlnf?- north
Gnsel's alley, from 15 Fitzwalter to Little Oak
Garrig-ues' court, from 213 Sassafras
Graff's court, from 57 Sassafras
Germantown road, beginning at the intersection of north
Front and Maiden
Haines's alley, fmmi 113 Cherry to 206 Sassafras
Harmony court, from 76 south Third to 47 Fourth
Hartung's alley, from 26 north Second to 31 Third
Hoffman's alley, from 61 Cherry to 114 Sassafras
Hurst street, from 146 Lombard to 191 Cedar
High street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and between
Mulberry and Chesnut
Hinkle's court, near 203 Sassafras
Hudson's lane, from Passyunk road near Catharine
■ Heyde's court, from 25 Filbert
Huddle's alley, from the Delaware to 79 Swanson
Hudson's alle)', from 1 12 Chesnut to Harmony court
Hunter's court, from N. Eleventh between High and Filbert
Hopkins' court, from near the intersection of the Gernoantown
road and Second
Hanover street, from Beach to Frankford road
Jones's alley, from 15 Mary's alley, running north
Juniper street N from High to Vine, between 13th and Broad
Juniper-st. south from High to Cedar btween 13th andSroad
Juniper lane, from George to Walr.ut, between 10th and 11th
Juniper alley, from Tenth near Walnut to Juniper lane
James street, from Charles to the Ridge road
Keys's alley, from 160 north Front to 183 Second
Knight's court, from 170 Cherry
Kunckle street, from Brewer's ailey to Green
Knodle-st. from W aloutto Locust between Schuylkill Seventh
and Eighth
Laetitia court, from 30 High lo Blackhorse alley
Laurel street, froTn 39 Spruce to 'lark
Leech's court, opens next 156 Spruce
Liberty alley, from 9 Artillery lane to 6 Green
Lilly alleys, from St. Taramanyto 74 Green
Little Oak street, from Fifth to Spaff'ord, between Shippen
and Fitzwalter
Little Dock street, from 50 Spruce to 177 south Second
Little George street, from 50 south Sixth to 51 Seventh
Locust street, from 125 south Sixth to Schuylkill
Logan street, from the Old York road to the Ridge road, be -
tween Noble and GVeen
Lombard street, from 212 south Front to Schuylkill
Loxley's alley, from 115 Mulberry
Loxley's court, from 30 Spruce
Laurence street, from 255 Vine to Callowhill
Laurel street (N. L.) from near 529 N. Front running west
Lee's court, runs west from Eleventh between Higli & Filbert
M'Culloch's court, from 144 north Front
Margaretta street, from 258 north Front to 275 Second
Mark's lane, from 98 north Eleventh
Mary street, from 496 south Front to 505 Second
Mary's alley, from 27 Giles' alley to soutti Sixth
Matlack's court, from 12 Spruce
Mead alley, from 90 Svvanson to 349 south Second
Mifflin's alley, from 112 south Second
Mifflin's court, from 318 south Front
Moravian alley, from 77 Mulberry to 70 Sassafras
Merritt's lane, from Fourth to Passyankroad between Catha-
rine and Carpenter's
Mulberry street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between
High and Sassafras
Mulberry court, froT! 8 north Sixth
Minor street, from 4 south Fifth to 3 south Sixth
Middle alley, from 168 south Sixth to Seventh
Maiden street, from the Delaware to the intersection of the
Germantown road and Front
Marlborough street, from the Delaware to Frankford road
between Hanover and Shackemuxen
Moyamensing road, from the intersection of Second and
Christian
New street, from 168 north Second to near 93 Fourth
Ninth street (south) from 304 High to Cedar
Ninth street (north) from 339 High to Vine
Noble street, from 330 N. Front to Fifth, and continued above
Eighth in Spring Garden, between Callowhill and Logan
Nonnater's court, from 280 Mulberry
Norris's alley, from 68 south Front to 87 Second
North alley, from o5 north Fifth to 39 Sixth
New Bank, from 78 south Second to Goforth alley
New Market street. See Cable Lune
Oak street (N. L.) a continuation of north Water above Pools*
bridge and between the Delaware and Front
Oak street (Southwark) from 22 Crab to Passyunk road
Ohio-st. between Eleventh and Twelfth and Pine St Lombard
Orange street, from Seventh to Eighth between Locust and
Spruce
Otter street, from the Frankfort road, south of Bedford rUR"*
ning west to We Germaotown road
A 2
Pine street, fi*om tike Delaware to ScUuy&lU, between Unioa
and Lombard
Penn sireet, from 8 Pine to Almond
Pine alley, from Ball alley to 235 south Fourth
Parram's alley, from 104 Swanson to 393 south Front
Passyunb road, from IfO Cedar, running south-west
Pear street, from near 62 Dock to 83 south Third
Pearson's court, from 11 north Seventh
Pegg-'s street, from 290 north Front to 299 Second
Pemberton'.s alley, front 85 New to Vine
Pe.vterplatter alley, from 14 north Front to 17 Second
Pennsylvania Avenue, from 18S Vine
Pfeiffer's alley, from 22 Cable lane to 235 north Second
Plum street, from 230 south Second to Fifth
Poplar lane, from 468 north Second to the Ridge road
Patton's court, from 26 south Fotu'th
Povvell street, from 100 south Fifth to Sixth
Prinne-st. from the Delaware to Passvunk, below Catharine
Prospect alley, from 9 Fayette to the Schuylkill
Prune street, from 112 south Fourth to near 81 Sixth
Palmer's street, from Queen street to Frankfort road
Penn street, commonly called Mount Pleasant, running norfh
along- the Delaware to Qiieen
Portland lane, from 152 Sixth
Q^;arry street, from 36 Moravian alley to 101 north Third
(>ieen street, from the Delaware to Third, between Catha-
rine and Christian
Qtieen street, from the intersection of Penn aud Bishop to
Frankford road
Rand(jlph's cotirt, from 126 north Second
Read's alley, from 190 Cedar to 5 Small
Relief street, from 218 south Front to 237 Second
Richardson's court, from 159 Sassafras
Rasberry alley, from Locust to Spruce, between 9th and lOtU
Rose alley, from St. Tammany near Third to Brown
Rose street, near the intersection of Wilham and the Ger-
mantow n road, running east to Frankford rdad
Sansom street, from 7th to 9th, between Chesntit and Walnut
Sassafras street, from Delaware to Schuylkill, between Cherry
and Vine
Schievely's alley, from 141 north Sixth to Branner's alley
Stillhouse alley, frorn 330 north Front
Say*s alley, from 41 Bruwn
Shriver's court, from 7l north Eighth
Simmons' court, from 216 north Front
Sims' faUey, from the Delaware to 15 south Water
Swedes' alley, opens at 22 Christian running south
Shields' allev, from 140 south Ninth to Rasberry alley
Shippen street, from 266 south Front
va
Sixth street (south) from 192 Hi^hto Passyunk road
Six.h street (Morth) from 233 Hi.^h to Germantown road
Small street, fro^^ 190 south Fifiti to Sixth
Smith's alley, near 211 south Third to 32 Gaskill
Smith's court, from 172 north Eighth
South alley, from 10 north Fifth to 7 Sixth
Spaftord street, from 204 Shippeato litzwalter
Spruce street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between Dock
and Union
Stamp, r's alley, fmm 208 south Second to 163 Third
Stall's court, from 213 Sassafras
Starr alley, from 163 Cherry (o 189 Sassafras
Sterling- alley, froir 15 Chr^rry to 118 Sassafras
Stt'auberrv, street, from 52 High to 55 Ciiesnut
Steinmetz's court, from 93 north Fourth
St. Mary's street, from 320 south Sixth to Eighth
St. John street, from 59 Vine to Germantown road
St. Tammany street, from 318 north Second to Old York road
Summer's c<^urt, from 414 south Second
Swanson street, from 10- Cedar to Prime
Sassafras alley, from 191 Sassafras
Second street (soutii) from 52 High to Federal
Second street (nortli) from 67 Hig.'» to Germantown road
Seventh street (south) from 228 Hightn Fitzwalter
Seventh street (north) from 263 High to Vine
Sheaf's alley, on the west side of Eleventh near Vine
Shepherd's court, from 36 north Tnird
Sarah street, from Qiieen to Bedford
Say street, from Schuylkill Seventh to Eighth, between Sas-
safras and Vine
Second street, from Schuylkill, north and south from High to
Vine, and Cedar be? ween Front and Third
Sixth street, from Schuylkill, north and south from High to
Vine and Cedar, between Fifth and Seventh
Seventh street, from Schuylkill, north and south from High
to Vine and Ct dar
Shackemuxen street, from Qiieen to Frankf rd road
Swanwick's alley, runs from 153 Wjiinut to Little George
Taper alley, from 53 Green
Taylor's alley, from 58 south Front to 73 Second
Tei'th street (north) from High to Vine between 9th & lltli
Tenth street (south) from High to Cedar bftween 9th & ll'h
Twelftli street, running north from High to Vine and south
to Cedar
Thirieenih street, runniiig north from High to Vine, and
south to Cedar
Third sti;eet (north) from 115 High to Germantown road
Third stree* (south) from 90 High running south
Turner's alley, from 210 High to Carpenter's
Viil
Third street, trom Sclmylkill, running" north from High and
south to Cedar, between Secono and Fourth
Union street, from 166 .>i>uth Front to 79 Fourth
Union alley, from 180 Swanson to 436 south Front
Vernon 55treet, front 44 Cedar to 29 Shippen
Vine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between Sas-
safras and Callowhill
Vienna street, from Cherry to West
W-.*gner's allev, from 135 Cherry to 252 Sassafras
Ws^lnut street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between
Chesnul and Dock
Water street (Little) from 7 Cedar to Lombard
Water street (south) from 12 Hi,^h to Pine
Water street (north) from 16 High to Willow
Wharton street, from the Delaware to Passyunk road
Watkin's court, from 22 Moraviai> alley
Webb's alley, from 221 Cherry to 334 Sassafras
Wells* alley, from the Delaware to 371 north Front
West's court, from 27 Cable lane
Wharves (south )J'unning south along the Delaware fromHigh
Wharves (north) running north along the Delaware fromHigh
WiUiam street, from 347 Callow^hill to Logan
Willing's alley, from 98 south Third to 75 Fourth
Wiitman's court, from 400 Rorth Second
Wood street, from York to the Ridge roads between Vine
and Callowhill
Warren street, from Beach to Queen
West street, from Wood to Hanover
Wood street, from Queen near the Point road
William street (N. L ) from Otter running north to Rose
York road, from 121 Vine to the Germantown road
York court, from 105 south Third
Zane street, from 32 north Seventh to Eighth
DUTIES, PAYABLE BY LAW,
ON GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE,
Imported into the United States, from and after the last day of June, 180*.
WITH OTHER COMMERCIAL. INFORMATION.
ARMS, fire and side not otherwise
enumerated, or parts thereof 17 1-2 percent, ad vaf^
Apparaius, philosophical, specially
imported for any seminary of
learning free
Apparel, wearing (see wearing ap-
parel, Stc).
Ale, Beer, and Porter, in casks or
bottles, 8 cents per gallon
On the bottles, if bl^ck glass
quart bottles, 60 cents per groce"
Antimony, regulus of tVee
Artificial flowers, feathers and
other ornaments for women's
headdresses, 17 1-2 per eent. ad vai
Anniseed, do. do.
Articles of all kinds of the growth
or manufacture of the United
States, or their territoi its, upon
which no draw back, bounty or
allowance has been paid> or ad-
mitted, free
Altnonds, 2 cents per pound
Anchors, 1 1-2 ditto
*Acqua fortis, free
B
Baggage, personal (see, wearing
apparel, &.c.)
Bark of the Cork tree, free
Brass car.non, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vaL t|
teutenagne and wire, free
— r— iron or steel locks, hinges ^
hoes, anvils, vices, 15 per cent, adval.
— — all other manufactures of
brass, 17 1-2 ditto
Balls and balsams (see powders,
pastes, &c.) 17 1-2 ditto
Beasts, viz. Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Swine, or o^her useful ones, hn-
'ported Jor breed, free
Beer, ale and porter in casks or
bottles, Scents per gallon
On the bottles, if black glass quart
bottles, 60 cents per groce
Bricks and tiles, 17 1-2 percent, adval.
Bristles of swine, fice
Bonnets, hats and caps of every
kind, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Bo'>ts, 75 cents per pair
Books, blank, 15 per cent, adval.
Bottles, black glass quart, 60 cents per groce
Buttons of every kind, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vaL
Buckles, shoe and knee, 17 1-2 ditto
Brushes, 15 ditto
Burgundy wine, 45 cents per gallon
Burr stone, unwrought, free
Bullion, free
Cannon of brass.
Carriages or parts of carriages,
Cards, playing-,
wool and cotton.
Cables and tarred cordage,
Cabinet wares,
Caps, hats and bonnets, of every
17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
22 1-2 ditto
25 cents per pack
50 cents per dozen
2 cents per pound
17 1-2 per cent, ad val
kind.
Carpets, and carpeting,
Cartridge paper.
Candles of tallow,
of wax or spermaceti.
Champaign wine,
Capers,
Canes, walking sticks and whips, 15
Cambricks, 15
17 1-2 ditto
17 1-2 ditto
17 1-2 ditto
. 2 cents per pound
6 ditto
45 cents per gallon
17 1-2 per cent, ad val
ditto
ditto
Cassia, Chinese,
Clay, unwrought,
Cheese,
China ware,
CinnaKion and cloves,
4 cents per pound
free
7 cents per pound
17 1-2 per cent, ad val:
20 cents per pound
Chintzes and coloured callicoes or
muslins, and all printed, stained
or coloured goods or manufac-
tures, or not being primed
stained or coloured, of cotton or
of linen, or of both, or of which
cotton oi» linen is the material of
chief value, 15 per cent, ad val.
Cocoa, 2 cents per pound
Chocolate, 3 ditto
Clogs and Goloshoes (see shoes) 15 cents per pair
Cordage tarred "' -^"♦"^ ^""^ "^""^
untarred,
Comfits,
Cosmetics,
Coal,
Colours (see paints)
Copper manufactures,
— — — in plates, pigs and bars,
Cork tree, bark of,
Compositions for (he teeth or
gums (see dentrifice)
Coffee,
Cotton,
rags.
2 cents per pound
2 12 ditto
17 1-2 per cent, ad val-
17 1-2 ditto
5 cents per busliel
17 1-2 per cent ad val
17 1-2 ditto
free
free
17 1-2 per cent ad val
5 cents per pound
3 ditto
free
Cotton or linen manufactures, or
of both, or of which cotton or
hnen is the material of chief
value, whether printed, stained,
coloured or oiherwise, 15 per cent, ad vai
Clocks and watches, or parts of
either, 17 1-2 ditto
Coaches, chariots, phsefons, chairs,
chaises, solos and other carria-
ges, or parts of either, 22 1-2 ditto
Clothing ready made, 15 ditto
Cuvlasses or parts thereof, 17 1-2 ditto
Currants, 2 cents per pound
D
Dates, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vai
Dentrifice, powders, tinctures, pre-
parations, and compositions for
teeth or gums, 17 1-2 ditto
Dishes, pewter, 4 cents per pound
Dulls dressed, and undressed, or
parts thereof, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vai.
Drugs, medicinal, except those
comm nly used in dying, 17 1-2 ditto
— — — and woods for dying, free
E
Earthen and ston« wares, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vai
Essences (see powders, pastes,&c.)17 1-2 ditto
F
Fans, or parts thereof, 17 1-2 ditto
Fayal wine, 28 cents per gallon
. Feathers and other ornaments for
women's headdresses, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vai
Fritjges commonly used by up-
holsterers, coachmakers and
saddlers, 17 1-2 ditto
Figs, 2 cents per pound
Fish, dried, foreign caught, 50 cents per quintal
— — n-ackerel, 60 cents per barrel
- - salmon, 100 ditto
— — all other pickled, 40 ditto
FlDwers, artificial, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vai.
Floor cloths and matts, or parts of
either 17 1-2 ditto
Fruits of all kinds, except those
otherwise particularly enume-
rated, 17 1-2 ditto
Furs of every kind, undressed, free
G
Glass, black quart bottles, 60 cents per groce
Glass, window, not above 8 by 10 ^^q C cents per 100
inches, ^ square feet
I <» above 10 by 12 175 ditto
above 10 by 12 225 ditto
Class, all other glass and manufac-
tures thereof, 22 l-2per cent, ad val.
Glauber salts, 200 cents per cwt.
Ga«!ses, 15 per cent, ad val.
Geneva (see spirits)
Ginger, 17 1 2 ditto
Girandoles, or parts thereof, 22 1-2 ditto
Goloshoes (see shoes) ISceots per pair
Gloves and miitens of evepy kind, 17 1-2 per cent ad vaj.
Gold, silver and plated wares, 17 1-2 ditto
Gold and silver lace, 17 1-2 ditto
Goods, wares and merchandise,
( see wares, See.)
Glue, 4 cents per pound
Gunpowder, 4 ditto
*Gum, chiefly used in preparing
muslins, cottons or linens, for
receiving colours or dyes, free
*— — Arabic free
H
Hangers, or parts thereof, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Hair powder, 4 cents per pound
Hats caps and bonnets of every
kind, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vaL
Hemp, 100 cents per cwt.
^Hempen rags, fiee
Hides, raw, free
Hoop iron, 1 cent per pound.
I
Implements or tools of a mechani-
cal trade only, o^ persons who
arrive in the United States, free
Indigo, 25 cents per pound
Iron wire, free
steel or brass locks, binges,
hoes, anvils and vices, 15 per cent, ad val.
hoop and slit, 1 cent per pound
— sheet, 1 1-2 ditto
^ cast, and all manufactures of
iron, steel or brass, or of which
either of these metals is the
article of chief value, not being
otherwise particularly enume-
rated, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val-
J
Jewellery and paste work, 17 1-2 ditto
K
Kid shoes, 15 cents per pair
L
Lace of gold and silver, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vaH
Xlll
Laces and lawns, 15 per cent ad val.
Laces, linens, fringes, tassels and
trimmings, commonly used by
upholsterers, coach-makers and
saddlers, 17 1-2 ditto
Lamp black, 15 ditto
Lapis calaminaris, free
Leather tanned and tawed, and all
manufactures of leaiher, or of
which leather is the article of
chief value, not otherwise parti-
cularly enumerated, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vai.
■ Lead and musket ball, 1 cent per pound
all other manufactures of lead
or in which lead is the chief arti-
cle, 1 ditto
red, 2 ditto
white, 2 ditto
Lemons and limes, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Lime foreicjn, 50 ^"'^"^P^^ ^^^^ ,
-• ' (^containing- 60 g-als.
Linen or cotton manufactures, or
of both, c* of which cotton or
linen is !he material or chief va-
lue, whether printed, stained,
coloured or otherwise, 15 per cent, ad val.
— rags, free
Lisbon and Oporto wines 30 cents per gallon
O^ooking-glass, 22 1- 2 per cent, ad val.
M.
Manufactures of tin, pewter and
copper, except pewter plates and
<?ishes, 17 1-2 ditto
—•—— of iron steel or brass
not otheirwise particularly enu-
merated, 17 3.2 ditto
of leather, not other-
wise pai'ticulurly enumerated, 17 1-2 ditto
of lead not otherwise
particnlariyenumer;ited, 1 cent per pound
of cotton or linen,
or of both, either printed, colour-
ed or otherwise, 15 per cent, ad val;
of glas? (see glass)
of tobncco (see snufF
segars anrl tobacco)
of wood (see cabinet
wares and wood)
ofti.e United States,
or their territories, upon which
XIV
iio tlrawback, bounty or allow-
ance has been paid oradmitted, free
Mats and floor cloths, or parts of
either, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
^lalt, 10 cents per bushel
Marble, slate and other stone,
bricks, tiles, tables^ mortars and
other utensils of marble or slate,
and generally all stone and earth-
en ware, , 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Madeira wines (see wines)
Malaga wine, 28 cents per gallon
Mace, 125 cents per pound
Mackarel, 60 cents per barrel
Medicinal drugs, except those com-
monly used in dying, 17 1-2 per cent; ad val.
Merchandise, goods and wares,
(see wares, &c.) ditto
Mittens and gloves of every kind, ditto
Millenary ready made, ditto
Molasses, 5 cents per gallon
Morocco shoes, 15 cents per pair
Muskets and firelocks, with or with-
out bayonets, or parts of either, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val
Mustard in flour, ditto
Muslins and muslinets, whether
printed, stained, coloured, or
otherwise, 15 ditto
N.
Nails, 2 cents per pound
Nankeens, 15 per cent, ad val.
Nutmegs, 50 cents per pound
O.
Oranges, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Ornaments for women's head dres- <
ses, ditto
Ochre, yellow dry, 1 cent per pound
in oil, 1 1-2 ditto
Oil of vitriol, free
Ointments, oils and odours (see
powders, pastes, &c.) 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Olives, ditto
Oil, ditto
Oporto and Lisbon wines, 30 cents per gallon
Old Pewter, free
P.
Paper hanging, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
writing and wrapping, 15 ditto
♦« sheathing and cartridge, 17 1-2 ditto
Painters* colours, whether dry or
ground in oil, except those other-
wise enumerated, and thoae com-
monly used in dying-, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Packthread and twine, 400.cent3 per cwt.
Paste boards* parchment or vel-
lum 15 per cent, ad val.
Paste work and jewellery, 17 1-2 ditto
Phxtons, or pans thereof, 2212 ditto
Piaister of. Paris, free
Pewter manufactures, except plate!f~
and dishes, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
plates' and dishes, 4 cents per pound
— — — old, free
Pepper, 6 cents per pound
Perfumes, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Pistols OP parts thereof, ditto
Pictures and prints, 15 ditto
Pimento, 4 cents per pound
Printing types, 15 per cent, ad vai.
Pickles of all sorts, 171-2 ditto
l*rinted, stained or coloured goods
or manufactures of cotton, or of
linen, OP of both, 15 ditto
Philosophical apparatus, specially
imported for any seminary of
learning, ' fi'ee
Pickled fish of every kind except
mackarel and salmon, 40 cents per battel
Porter, beer and ale, in casks or
bottles, 8 cents per gallon
On the bottles, if black glass quart
bottles, 60 cents per gross
Powder for hair, 4 cents per pound
gun, 4 ditto
Powders, pastes, balls, balsams,
ointments, oils, waters, washes,
tinctures, essences, or other pre-
parations or compositions, com-
monly called sweet scents,
odours, perfumes or cosmetics,
and all powders or preparations
for the teeth or gums, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val
Plums and prunes, 2 cents per pound
Quicksilver, 6 ditto
R-
Raisins imported in jars and boxes,
and muscadel raisins, 2, cents per pound
all other kinds, 1 1-2 ditto
w aw hides and skins, free
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Rags of cotton, of hempen, of linen
and woollen cloth,
Regulus of antimony,
Red lead,
*Rocco,
Rum (see spirits)
free
free
2 cents per pound
free
Salts, gltiuber,
Stained, printed or coloured goods,
or manufactures o cotton, or of
200 cents per cwt.
linen, cr of both.
Salt petre,
Salt,
Saint Lucar wines,
Starch,
Sail cloth,
Slate, stone and stone wajre,
Saddles or parts thereof,
Sattins and other wrought silks,
Spanish brown,
Salmon,
* Saffron,
Steel,
Steel, iron or brass locks, hinges,
hoes, anvUs and vises,
15 per cent, ad val.
free
free
40 cents per gallon
3 cents per pound
15 per cent, ad val
17 1-2 ditto
15 ditto
15 ditto
1 cent per pound
100 cents per barrel
free
100 cents per cwt.
all otheF manufactures of
15 per cent, ad val.
steel.
Sheathing and cartridge paper.
Sherry wine,
Sea stores of ships or vessels.
Spermaceti candles.
Sweet scents (see powders, pastes
&c.)
Secavs,
Seines,
Sheet iron,
t>pirits distilled in the U.
S. imported in the same
ship or vessel in which
thev had been previous-
ly exported from the U.
States, viz.
From Molasses.
First proof.
Second ditto
Third ditto
Fourth ditto
Fifth ditto
Siith diUo
17 1-2 ditto
17 1-2 ditto
40 cents per gallon
free
6 cents per pound
(
37 1-2 per cent ad val.
200 cents per thousand
4 cents per pound
1 1-2 ditto
JF IMPORTED IN
!= .'i
15
16
17
19
23
30
cents per gallon
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
;2 ?
15
16
17
19
23
30
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From materials of the
growth and produce of
the United States.
First proof.
Second ditto
Third ditto
Fourth ditto
Fifth ditto
Sixth ditto
Spirits distilled in
tries, viz.
From Grain.
First proof,
Second ditto.
Third ditto.
Fourth ditto,
Fifth ditto,
Sixth ditto.
From other materials.
First proof,
Second ditto,
Third ditto.
Fourth ditto,
Fifth ditto.
Sixth ditto,
Spikes,
Silver and plated ware^
-lace,
7
8
9
11
13
18
foreign coun-
IT IMPORTED i.N
cents per gallon
ditto
7
8
ditto
9
ditto
11
ditto
13
ditto
18
28 cents per. gallon
29
31
34
40
50
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
25 ditto
25 ditto
28 ditto
32 ditto
38 ditto
46 ditto
1 cent per pound
17 1-2 per cent, ad vai.
17 1-2 ditto
free
1 cent per pound
30 cents per gallon
free
25 cents per pair
15 dit'to
Skins raw.
Slit iron,
Sicily wine.
Swine, bristles of.
Shoes and slippers of silk.
Shoes of kid and morocco,
other shoes and slippers for
men and women, clogs and go-
loshes, 15 ditto
slippers for children, 10 ditto
Swords and cutlasses, or parts of
either, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Stockings, 17 1-2 ditto
Stone and earthen ware, 17 1-2 ditto
Soap, ♦ 2 cents per pound
Solos and other carriages, or parts
thereof,
Stones burr, unwrought,
Sulphur,
Sugars, brown,
'White clayed,
■white powdered,
22 1-2 per cent, a'd val.
free
free
2 1-2 cents per pound.
3 ditto
3 ditto
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Sugars all other clayed or powder-
Snuffi
ed,
-lump,
-[oaf,
-:;il!er refined,
-sugar candy, *■
2 1-2
,6 1-2
9
6 1-2
11 1-2
10
Tallovi', 1 1.2
Tassels and trimmings commonly
used by upholsterers, cuach-ma-
ditto
rlitto
dilto
rlitto
diito
ditto
ditto
kers and saddiers.
Tables of marble, slate or other
17 1-2 per cent, ad vaL
stone, or parts thereof.
Tallow candles, ^
Ta'Ted cordege,
Teas fron^ China and In
dia, or from any islands
laying eastwardly of the
Cape of Good H'>pe.
bohea,
= souchong and other
black teas,
——hyson, imperial, gun-
Ill^ powder, or gomee,
" ■ . • other green teas.
From Europe.
bohea,
souchong and other
black teas,
——hyson, imperial; gun-
powder, or gomee,
other green teas,
-From any other place.
^b'/hea,
jouchong and other
black teas,
hyson, imperial, gun-
powder or gomee,
other green teas,
TennerifFe wine.
Twine and pack thread.
Tin manufactures,
in plates and pigs,
Tirctures, (see powders,
Tiles and bricks,
Toys not otherwise enumerated, 15
Tobacco manufactured, oUier than
12
18
32
20
14
21
40
24
1/
27
50
SO
17 1-2 ditto
2 cents per pound
2 di-^to
If imported
cents perpound
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
«• i2
£^
HH to
CO
C 4)
—< >
17 1-2
27
50
30
17 1-5
27
50
30
18 7-10
29 7-10
55
33
28 cents per gallon
^00 c^n's per cwt.
17 1-2 per cent ad vaL
free
pastes, •
17 1-2 per cent ad vaV.
17 1-2 ditto
ditto
dHuif and segars.
6 cents per poupd
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Tools or implements of a mecha-
nical trade only, of p.^rsons who
arrive in the United Slates, free
♦Tnrnieric, ffee
Types for printing-, 15 per cent ad val.
U
U'l manufactured wood, free
wool, --^ free
UiitHrred cordage, ^ 1-2 cents per pound
yarn, 225 cents per cwt.
Unwrought clay, free
V
Velvets and Velverets, 15 per cent, ad val.
•Verdigrise, free
•Vitriol, oil of, free
W
Wares of tin, copper and pewter,
excepr pewter plates and dish-
es, 17 1-2 per cent, ad va!.
earthen or stone, ditto
-china, ditto
-—gold, silver and plated, ditto
Wares, goods and mercliandise^ If imported in Anicr-
impopted directly from China '>rScf^.n ov F('r?ign ships or
India, in ships or vessels not of^ ves'-els, 15 1-4 per cent,
the United Stales, except teas, ^ad val.
china ware, and all other arti-
cles liable to higher rates of du-
ties.
— g-oods and merchandise of
the 5<Towth or manufacture of
the United States, or of their
territoi ies, upon wliich no draw-
back, bounty or allowance has
been paid or admitted, free
Wafers, 17 1.2 per cent, ad vaL
Watches and clocks, or parts of
either, 17 1-2 ditto
Waters and washes (see powders
pastes, &c.) 171-2 ditto
Walking sticks, whips and canes, 15 ditto
Wax candles, 6 cents per pound
Wearing apparel, and other per-
sonal baggage, of persons who
arrive in the United States, free
Wines ip casks, bottles or other ves-
sels,
Malmsey, Madeira, and Lon-
don particular Madeira, 58 cents per gallon
all other Madeira wine, 50 ditto
sx
W»nes,Barg-uncI}', Champaign ,Rhe-
nish and Tokay, 45 cents per gallon
Sherry and St. Lucar, 40 ditto
Claret and other wines, not
enumerated, when imported in
bortles or cases, 35" ditto
Lisbon, Oporto, and other
Portugal wines, 30 ditto
Sicily, 30 ditto
— •— Teneriffe, Fay^l, Malaga, St.
George and other western island
wines, 28 ditto
— '■ — all other wines, when import-
ed otherwise than in bottles or
cases, 23 ditto
On the bottles, if black glass
quart bottles, 60^cents per gross
If other than black glass quart
bottles, 22 1-2 per cent, ad val.
Window glass, not above 8 by 10
inches, 160 cts. per 100 sq. feet
not above 10 by 12, 175 ditto
above 10 by 12, 224 ditto
White lead, 2 cents per pound
Wire of brass and iron, free
Wool and cotton cards, 50 cents per dozen
Wood manufactur(^ (exclusive .of
cabinet wares) 15 per cent, ad vaL
, unmanufactured, free
'Wool unmanufactured, free
Woods, dying free
Woollen rags, free
Y.
Yarn untarred, 225 cts. per cv^t.
All other goods not before particu-
larly enumerated and decribed, 15 per cent, ad val.
Note. These articles which have asterisks affixed hive
been declared free by the treasury, as falling under the deno- '
mination of Dying Drugs.
(^ The aforementioned goods, except those particular-
ized, are subject to an additional duty of ten per cent, when
imported in Vessels not of the United Stales.
ALLOWANCES TOR DRAFTS MACE AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.
On any quantity of 1 cwt. or 112 lb. 1 lb
above 1 and not exceeding 2 cwt. 2 lb
ab\)ve 2 and not exceeding 3 3 lb
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On any quantity above t5 cwt and not exceeding' 10 cwt. 4 lb
above 10 ai^d not exceeding 18 7 lb
above 18 9 lb
FOR TARE.
On every whole chest of bohea tea, 70 lb
' half do do 56 lb
quarter do do 20 lb
On ever)" chest of hyson, or other green teas, the gross
weight of which shall be 70 pounds or upwavls, 20 lb
On every box of other tea, not less than 50 or more
than 70- pounds gross, 18 lb
If more than 70 and not exceeding 80 lb gross, 20 lb
If more than 80 pounds gro^s, 22 lb
Whicl^ tares shall include rope, canvass and other
coverings.
On all other boxes of tea, according to the im'oice or '
actual weight thereof.
On coffee, in bags,
in bales,
in casks.
On sugar, other than loaf sugar,
in casks,
in boxes,
in bags or irjats.
On cocoa, in casks^
in bags.
On pimento, in casks,
in bags.
On cheese, in hampers or baskets,
in boxes.
On candles, in boxes.
On chocolate, in boxes,
On cotton in bales,
in seroons.
On glauber salts, in casks.
On indigo, in barrels,
in other casks,
in seroons,
in bags or mats,
On nails, in casks.
On pepper in casks,
in bales,
in bags,
On sugar candy, in boxes.
On segars, in ca^ks or boxes.
On soap, in boxes.
On shot in casks,
Qn twine in casks,
in bales,
2 per cent
3 do.
12 do.
12 do.
15 do.
5 do.
10 do.
Ido.
16 do.
3 do.
10 do.
20 do.
8 do.
10 do.
2 do.
6 do.
8 do.
12 do.
15 do.
10 do.
3 do.
8 do.
12 do.
5 do.
2 do.
10 do.
18 do.
10 do.
3 do.
12 do..
o do.
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On all other floods, accordinp^ to the invoice thereof, Oi^aclual
we\ghL...Provided alwqye,th2it were the original invoices of
any of the saitl articles are produced at the tirrie of making
entry for such articles, and the tare or tares appear there-
in, it shall be lawful for the collector and naval officer,
whej^e there is one, if they see ft, wi'h the consent of the
importer or importers, consignee or co)isignees, to t slimate
the said tare or tares according to such invoice, but if not
determined at the time of entry, the tare or tares as above
shall be granted and allowed.
Alloviance fur Leakage and Breakage.
Two per cent, allowed on theguage on all merchandise pay-
ing duty by the gallon, contained in casks.
Ten per cent, on all beer, ale and porter in bottles, and five
per cent, on other liquors in bottles,,4;o be deducted from
the invoice quantity in lieu of breakage : or it shall be law-
ful to compute the duties on the actual quantity by tale, at
the option of the importer, at the time of entry.
REMARKS.
1. No ship or vessel, from foreign ports, or coming by sea, .
froniany port of the United States, shall be permitted to re-
port, make entry or break bulk, till the master shall deliver
to tlie postmaster all letters under his care, or within his
power, other than such as are to be delivered at the port of
entry, or such as are directed to the owner or consignee of
such ship or vessel ;|andon oath or affirmation, to be taken of
such delivery, the master to receive two cents for every let-
ter so delivered.
2. Goods from foreign ports cannot be unladen but be-
tween sunrise and sunset, without special license, under a
penalty of four liundred dollars on the rnaster, and every
other person concerned, disability from holding any office
under the government of the United States for seven years,
and being advertised in the newspapers, with forieiture of
ibe goods ; whic*j, if amounting to 400 dollars, will subject
the vessel, and apparel also, to forfeiture,
3. Goods removed before guaged and weighed, and if
V, ines, spirits or teas, before being marked, without permis-
sion, are forfeited.
4. Persons giving or offering a bribe, forfeit from two hun-
dred to two thousand dollars. Inspectors and officers of the
revenue cutters, may go on board, examine and search ves-
sels, have access to the cabin, and seal packages ; and after
sunset, secure hatches, &.c. Persons in charge of vessels,
for breaking fastenings, but in the presence of an officer,
forfeit five hundred dollars.
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-MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY, ZiC.
Cu^isuis and Commercial Agents from, the United States • to
foreign nations.
iONlSTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY, &c-
John Armstrong-. Court of Madrid. James Bow
France
Court of London.
Pinckney.
William doin.
St. Petersburg. John Q. Adams.
CONSOLS AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
Bayonne.
Belfast.
Bristol.
Bourbon.
Robt. Montgomery. Havanna. Vincent Gray.
H^inxbxirgh. John M. Forbes.
Isk of France. William Buc-
hannan.
Isle ^ of St. Bartholomews.
Isaac Prince
Isles of Majorca, "^
Minorca and C J. M.Baker,
Ivica J
Island of Cuba. Henry Hill.
of Teneriffe. J. J. Arm-
strong.
Kingston (^^\i\i^ G.Knox.
Thomas Appleton.
Jlicant.
Algiers. Tobias Lear
Antigua. Henry Rose.
Antiverp. Jacob Ridgway.
Amsterdam. Sylv. Bourne.
Azores. John B. Dabney.
Barcelona. John Leonard,
Batavia. Thomas Hewes.
Lanne.
James Holmes.
Elias Vanderhorst.
William Buchanan.
Bordeaux. William Lee.
Bremen F. G. Wichselhausen. Leghorn
Calais. John Appleton. La Roche lie. Thomas Lcvell.
Canton. Edward Corrington. VOrient. Aaron Vale.
Cayenne. Thomas Abom
Cadiz. Jos. Yznardi.
Cette. Peter Walsh.
Copenhagen. H. R. Saab}'e
Cork. John Church.
Currona. Eenj H. Philips.
Cape Good Hope. J. Elmslie Madeira
Calcutta. (Ind.) Jacob Lewis. Madrid.
Corrunna. Henry Molier.
Dublin. Thomas English.
Dunkirk. Francis CofFyn.
DeTnerara. Wm. Gardiner.
Emdtn. Wm. Clarke.
Esiquibo. Wm. Gardener.
Fayal. B. Darby.
Falmouth. Robert W Fox
Franconia. Philip Marck.
Genoa T. H. Stone.
\ Gibraltar, John Gavino.
Glasgoiu. George Johnston
Liverpool. James Maury.
London Wm. Lyman.
Leith. Henry Grant.
Lisbon. William Jarvis.
Lci Guira. August in Madip.
Malta. Joseph Peelis.
James L. Cathcart.
Moses Young.
Malaga. Wm, Kirkpatrick.
Marseilles. S. Cathalan.
Messina. John Broadbent.
Marti?iique. A M. Cock.
Nantz. WiUiam Patierson.
Naples. Fredreick Degan.
Ostend. Henry Wilson.
Oratava. Thus. Armstrong.
Paris. Fulwar Skipwirh.
Palerino. Abraham Gibbs.
Port au Prince. R. Ritchie.
Poole. Thomas Aulojo.
Gottenburg.' R. C Gardener. Porto Rico. Jacob B- Clement.
Hansre c/' Grace. I. C. Barnet. Plymouth. John Hawker.
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Rome. John B. Sartori. St.yubainCuba.].B\^c\ity\ey.
Eioy-ineiro. Thos. Sumpter. Stetten. Frederick W. Lutze.
Motterdatn. Alexander. Surinam. T. Tufts.
Santa Cruz. Thos. Gannble. Smyrna. Wtn. Hunt.
St. yago de Cuba. Mmirice St Lucar. Richard S.Hackley.
Rogers. Tripoli. George Davis.
St Croix. John F. Brown. Turtola. Maurice Lysle.
St. Lucar. R. S. Hackley. Tarragona, J. M. Baker.
St. Thcrmas. Jas. M'Gregg-or. Tangeirs. James Simpson,
St Bartholo^iiexvs. Wm. Israel. Trieste. William Riggin.
St. Salvador. H. Hill. Teneriffe. J. W. M'Elroy.
St. Petersburg. Levit Harris. Tunis. C. D. Coxe.
St. Andero. L. M. O'Brien. Western Isles. JohnB. Dabney.
MINISTERS,
Consuls, Comm,issaries and J gents of Foreign Poviers resident in
the United States.
FROM FRANCE.
General TpRR,EAtr, Minister Plenipotentiary.
M.Felix deBeaujour, Consul General, Philadelphia.
Alexandria. M. Louis deTou-A'e^u Orleans. Le Deforgues.
sard. Natchez. T. H.Vermonnet.
JSalti^nore. Louis Arcan^bal. Philadelphia. Le Chancelier.
Boston. A. Alexis Giraud. Portsinnuth. G. Cazeaux.
Charleston. Soult. Savanriah. Le Marrois.
Ne^Tork. Louis Feiix. Wilmington (N. C) Terrlen
Norfolk. Martin Ouster. de Riviere.
Ncvjport. Felix de Douzy,
FRQM THE KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN.
Baltimore William Wood. New Orleans. A . M'Neil.
Boston. Andrew Allen. Neroport. Joh-i Breese.
Charleston (S.C.) B. Moodie. Philadelphia. Phijieas Bond.
NewTork. Thomam Bdvclay. Savannah. James Wallace.
FROM THE KINGDOM OF SPAIN.
Don Lris de Oivis, Ei;voy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary.
Alexandria. Dn. Pabl; Cliucon. Norfolk. Dn. A. A. Villalobos,
Baltimore. Dn.J B.Bernabeu. Nev) Orleans. Dn. D. Morphy.
Boston. D 1- Jjan Stoughton. Philadelphia. Dn. B. Rengue-
Ch(.rleston.'Dn.Fe\\p'-. Facio n'it.
NcwTork. Dn. T, .Sti)U2:hton. Sc.varinah. Dn. Carlos Mulvey.
FROM DENMARK.
P. Pedersen, Charge des Affairs and Consul General.
Baltimore. F. W Brune, Norfolk. M, Myers.
Boston. D.Greene. Ne^M Orleans. Richard Relf.
Charleston. Jos. W»nthrop. Savannah. W. Scbarbrough, jr.
New York. G. Hammeken. Wilmington (N.C.)R.Langdon.
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FROM PORTUGAL
Joseph Rademaker, Charge des Affairs and Consul
General.
Joseph S. Bello, Secretary at Philadelphia,
Alexandria. Lewis Deblois. Norfolk. Robert Dickson.
Boston. S.S.Goodwin. NtwYork. J.F.Jenkins.
Baltimore. Robert Barry. Wilmington (li.C.)}.'^ -C^^-
horda.
FROM THE BAT AVIAN REPUBLIC.
Nenu Tork. G. I. E Smisszert, Vice-Consul.
FROM SWEDEN.
Richard SouiiusiKOM, Commercial Agent General, resi-
dent flt PhJlnrlelphia-
Bernard Dalhcren, Vice-Consul and Sec*y at Philada.
Alexandria Jonathan Swift. Nev: Tork. Henrj' Guhn.
Baltimore. Peter Collins. iVew Orleans. Jas. Carrieln.
Boston. J.G. Hauflf" Norfolk. Francis Taylor.
Charleston. W.Winthrop. 5'ast;flnna/f. W.Scharbrough.
FROM RUSSIA.
M. DASCHKorr, Charge des Affairs and Consul General.
Boston. Alexis Ewstafier, Consul.
"GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
. CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
EXECUTIVE.
James Madison, President, salary g25,000.
George Ci^inton, Vice President, 5,000-
SENATE.
Ne<vci Hampshire. Nicholas Oilman, Nahum Parker.
Rhode Island. E. Mathewson, C G. Champlin.
Massachusetts. James Loyd, Timothy Fickei ing.
Connecticut. James Hillhouse, Chauncey Goodrich.
Vermont. Stephen R. Bradley, Jonathan R binson.
Nexv York. Obadiah German, J'hii Smi'h,
New Jersey. John Lambert, John Cnndit.
Pennsyhania. Andrew Gregg, Michael Leib.
Delaioare. Outerbridge Horsey, J. A.. Bayard.
Maryland. Philip Reed, Samuel Smith
Virginia. William B Giles, Richard Brent
North Carolina. Jesse Franklin, James Turner.
South Carolina. Thomas Sumter, John Gilliard.
Georgia William H Crawford, John Milledge.
Kentucky. Henry Clay, John Pope.
Tennessee. Joseph Anderson, Jenkin Whitesides-
Ohio. Alexander Campbell, Stanley Griswold*
c
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Joseph B. Varxum, Speaker,
^\Vu.' Hampshire. Daniel Blaisdel, William Hall, John
C. Cljan-.berlaiiie, Nathaniel A, Haven, James Wilson.
Massachusetts. Ezekiel Bacon, Orchard Cook, Richard
Cults, William E'y, Gideon Gardner, Barzillar Gardnei', Ed.
S. L. Livermore, Benjamin Pickrrian, Josiah Qiiincy, Ebene-
zev Seaver, Charles Turner, jun. S muiel Tag-gart, Jabez
Upham, Joseph B. Varnum, Ezekiel Whitman, LabanWhea-
ton, Wilham Stedman.
Hhode Island. Richard Jackson, EUsha R, Potter.
Conyiecticut Epaphroditus Champion, Samuel W. Dana,
John Davenport, Jonathan O. Mosely, Timothy Plikln, jun.
Lew-is B. Sturgfis, Benjamin Talmadg-e.
Vermont. William Cliamberlaine, Martin Chittenden, Jo-
nathar^ H Hubbard, Samuel Shaw.
NevjTork. William Denning-, James Emott, Jonathan
Fisk, Barent Gardenier, Thomas R. Gold, Herman Knicker-
backer, Robert Le Roy Livingston, Vincent Matthews, John
Nicholson, Peter B. Porter, Erastus Root, Ebenezer Sage,
Thomas Sammons, John Thompson, Uri Tracy.
NcTo Jersey. Adam Boyd, Janies Cox, William Helms,
Jacob Huft)', Thomas Newbold, Henry Southard.
Pennsyhania. William Anderson, David Baird, Robert
Brown, William Crawfordj William Finley, Daniel Heister,
Robert Jenkins, Aaron Lyle, William Milnor, John Porter,
John Rea, Matthias Richards, John Ross, Adam Sexbert
Samuel Smith, John Smiley, George Smith, Robert White-
hill
Delaware. Nicholas Vandyke.
Maryland. John Brown, John Campbell, Charles Golds-
borough, Archibald Van Horn, Philip B. Ke)% Alexander
M'Kim, John Montgomery, Nicholas R. Moore, Roger Nel-
son.
Virginia. Burwell Basset, James Breckenridge, William
A. Burwell, Matthew Clay, John Clopton, John Dawson, John
W. Eppes, Thomas Newton, Wilson C. Nicholas, John Ran-
dolph, JohnT. Roane, Thomas Gholson, jun. Peterson Good-
win, Edwin Gray, JohnG.Jackson,WaUer Jones, John Love,
Joseph Lewis, jun. John Smith; James Stephenson, Jacob
Swoope, Daniel Scheffey.
Kentucky. Henry Crist, Joseph Desha, Benjamin Howard,
Richard M. Johnson, Samuel M'Kee, Matthew Lyon.
North Carolina. Willis Alston, jun. Archibald M'Bryde,
James Cochran, Meshack Franklin, James Holland, Thomas
K<nan, William Kennedy, Nathaniel Macon, Joseph Pear-
son, Lemuel Sawyer, Richard Stanf.-rd, John Stanley.
Tennessee. Pleasant M. Miller, John Rea, Robert Weakley.
South Carolina. Lemuel J. Alston, William Butler, Josef*
Calhoun, Robert Marion, Thos. Moore, John Taylor, Richard
Winn, Robert Witherspoon.
Georgia. William W. Bibb, Hovv-ell Cobb, Dennis Smelt,
George M. Troup.
Ohio. Jeremiah Morrow.
Mississippi Territory. George Poyndexter, delegate.
Indiana Territory. Vacant,
Orkam Ttrrhory. Julian Poydras.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTH AMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE 40 WALNUT.
John Inskeep, President. Alexander Henry, Samuel Hodg-
don, John H. Brown, J. Tagert, Andrew Pettit, Jacob S.
Wain, Jacob C. Wickoff, Robt.Harwood, John Large, Sam-
uel W. Jones, James Reed, Godfrey Haga, John Stille, Joseph
Donath, William Poyntel, Edward Smith, Thomas Latimer,
Isaac Harvey, jun. Thomas Astley, Richard Leedom, Wm.
Ramsey, John Leibert, John M<Kissick, Thomas Dunn,
Capital 600,000 dollars; shares 100 dollars. Dividends
January and July.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE N. E. CORNER OF DOCK AND SECOND.
James S. Cox, President. Henry Pratt, John C. Stockef,
Joseph Sinis, J. Hollingsworth, jun, John G. Waclismuth,
Daniel Smith, Samuel Coates, Henry Nixon, Paul Siemen,
George Fox, Charles Wharton, Reeve Lewis. Capital
500,000 dollars ; s'aares 400, dollars. Dividends February
and August.
PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANY-
OFFICE, SOUTH-WEST CORNER OF WALNUT AND SECOND.
Samuel W. Fisher, President. Thomas M. W^illing, Ro-
bert Wain, James C. Fisher, John Ashley, John Savage,
James Sn.iih, Joseph S, Lewi;;, William Wain, Henry Haw-
kins, Abraham Kinticing, William J. Miller, and Thomas W.
Francis. Capital 400,000 dollars ; shares 100 dollars. Divi-
dends June and December.
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DELAWARE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 42 WALNUT.
Thomas Fitzsimmons, President. Samuel Keith, William
Montgomery, Stephen Dutilh, Joseph D. Drinker, Manuel
Eyre, Griffith Evans, William M'Faden, Benjamin Jones,
Andrew Bayard, Jonathan Leedom, Richard Davis, Wm-
Phillips, Edward Shoemaker. Capital 500,000 dollars i
shares 100 dollars. Dividends June and December.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
John B. Palmer, Treasurer Thomas Ewing, John Kaig-hn,
/ames Read, John Morrell, Robert Wharton, Daniel Smith,
Jonathan Smith, William Poyntell, Henry Hawkins, James
Milnor, Robert Smith, James C. Fisher, John C. Stocker.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFTCK 96 SOUTH SECOND.
David Lewis, President. Joseph Snowden, Joshua Gilpin,
Joseph Curwen, Paschal Hollingsworth, Paul Beck, jun,
Charles M*Allister, Ebenezer Large, Charles Biddle. Capi-
tal 600,000 dollars ; shares 100 dollars. Dividends Jijne and
December.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 45 WALNUT.
Joseph Ball, President. Wm. T. Smith, James Vanuxem,
Stephen Girard, Joseph Sumerl, Hugh Colhoun, John
Bohlen, Lewis Clapier, Richard Dale, Edward Dunant, Thos,
Newbold, Matthew Lawler, George Latimer. Capital
500,000 dollars; shares 100 dollars. Dividends February
and August.
UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 49 WALNUT.
Israel Pleasants, President. William Davy, James Tatem,.
Robert Ritchie, Thomas Callender, Chandler Price, William
Newbold, John Rossetter, Edward Carrell, Robert Oakley,
Charles Pleasants, VI. L. Bevan, James Latimer. Capital
400,000 dollars j shares 50 dollars. Dividends June and
December.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 47 WALNUT.
John Leatny, President. David Walker, V/illiam Maris,
Joseph Dug-an, Condy Raguet, Joseph Peace, John Allen,
Thomas Ketland, John CouUer, John Sirau bridge, Georg:e
Smith, Thomas Harper, WiUiam Bethell. Car)ital 300,000
dollars; shares 100 dollars. Dividends July and January
CONTRIBUTIONSHIP INSURANCE, b^c.
OFVICE 99 HIGH.
John Morton, Pattison Kartshorne, John Perot, Jacob'
Downing-, Joseph P. Nori'is, Joseph Crukshank, Josiah L.
Coaies,'Zaccheus Collins, Joseph S. Lewis, John C. Evans,
Isaac Pearson, Joseph S. Morris. Caleb Carmalt, Treasurer.
LANCASTER AND SUSQUEHANNAH, Isfc.
OFFICE N. \V. CORNER WALNUT AND SECOND.
Joseph Carson and Joseph Smith, Agents. Capital 300,000
dollai's ; 4000 shares at 75 dollars each. Dividends June
and December.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Thomas Filzsimmons, Presicfent ,- Robert Wain, Thomas
W. Francis, Vice Presidents ; Robert Smith, Trcctsurer.
BANKS.
UTJIIED SpJATES' BANK,
SOUTH THIRIJ,^ OFPOSl IE DOCK STREET.
Directors. David Ler.ox, President ,• Elias Boudinot,
Robert Smith, James C. Fisher, JasL-ph Sims, Archibald
M'Call, John G. W achsmiilh, Paul Siemen, Samuel Coates,
He iry pratt, Thomas Eu ing-, Geoige Fox, Pascal HoUings-
worth. John Stille, Abijali Ilam.-r.ond. William Gray, jun.
Thorn as Willing, Horace Binney, George Harrison, Peter
Schermerhorn, Oliver "WoUcot, Moses Rogers, John Law-
rence, and James M'CIurg. George Siror son, Cashier.
Open daily, except Sundays, Christmas and fouilh of July,
from 9 to 3 ia the afternoon. Discouuts ou Taesdavs 'iund^
Fridays. Capital 10,000,000 dollars; shares 400 dollar?-
each. Dividends January and July.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
99 CHESNUT, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH,
Directors. John Morton, President/ John Morton, George
Latimer, Robert Wain, Daniel Sir.ith, Timothy Paxson,
Jacob Downing, James Srni.h, jiin. Joseph S. Lewis, James
Read, William Wain, William T. Smith, Henry Nixon.
Henry Drinker, Caskter.
Open daily, except Sundays, Good Friday, Christmas, first
of January and fourth of July, from 9 to 3 in the afternoon.
Discount on Mondays and Thursdaj's. Capital 800,000
dollars ; shares 400 dollars each. Dividends January and July.
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA,
NEAR 86 SOUTH SECOND.
Directors. Joseph P. Norris, President ,- Robert Ralston,.
Godfrey Haga, Thos. Norton, John C. Stocker, Wm. B^yd,
Jos. P. Norris, Wm. Sansom, Jehu Hollingsworth, jun. Alex-
ander Henry, Robert Porter, John Conrad, Michael Kep-
pele, Charles Biddle, George Bickham, William PoyntelV
Joseph Hemphill, Hugh Ely,Charles Schaffer, Jon;<s Preston,
Ephraim Douglass, Thomas Leiper, Mark Wilcox, EUhu
Chauncey, Hugh Ferguson, Abraham Sharpless. Jonathan
Smith, Cashier.
Open daily, except Sundays, Fourth of July and Christ-
map, from 9 to to 3 in the afternoon Discount on Wednes-
days and Saturdays. Capital 2,000,000 ; dollars shares 400
dollars each. Dividends January and July.
PHILADELPHIA BANK,
CORNER OF FOURTH AitD CHESNUT.
Ctorge CXymeY. President ; J Welsh. L. D. Carpentierj,.
Jacob Sperry, John Boblen, Augustine Bousquet, Thomas
Ross, Thomas Callender, Casper W. MorriSj WiUiam M'Fa-
den, Abraham M. Garrigues, Israel Israel, Matthew Lawlerj.
Joseph D. Drinker. Henry Orth, Theophilus Harris, Lewis
Rush, David Acheson, Joseph Clark, J. Wm. Fawcett, and
Wm. Guier. Qiiinton Campbell, CaaAzer.
Open daily, except Sundays, iburth of July aitd ChriaS?
mas. Discovmt oa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridaya«
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Capital 1,000,000 dollars ; shares 100 dollars each. Diyj
dends March and September.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS* BANK,
NO. 102 CHESNUTj ABOVE THIRD.
Joseph Tagert, President,- James M'Alpin, Juhn MUlerg.
(M. C) Seih Craige, Thomas Parker Thomas Wutherspoon,
Jaii;es Sharswood, Saiiiuel Richards, Wm. Levis, Samuel
Barnes, John B. Wallace, Richard Tybout, Ely Canby.
Joseph V.^lay, Cashier.
Open daily, except Sundays, the fourth of July, Cnrist-
mas and the tirst of January. Discount on Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Capital 700,000 dollars ; shares 50 dollars. Dividends
January and July.
TURNPIKE, BRIDGE, AND CANAL COMPANIES.
SCHUYLKILL BRIDGE COMPANY.
OFFICE 159 HIGH.
Richard Peters, President,- John Dunlap, John Per*t,
Abraham Ki tzing-, William Poyntell, Charles Biddle, Jacob
Downing, Georg-e Fox, Peler Browne, Richard Rundle, Ro-
bert Imlay, Anthony Cuthbert, Thomas Cumpston. Israel
Whelen, Treasurer.
EASTON DELAWARE BRIDGE, &c.
Samuel Sj tgreaves, President.
Managers. Peter Shn}der, J> hn Heister, John Srotzman,
Daniel Wagener, WiUiam Barnet, Absalom Reeder. John
Heister, Treasurer. Election eighth of May,
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNAH CANAL,
OFEICfi 251 HIGH.
Charles Palaske, President ; Jon Baker, (alderman) James
Milnor, Jost-ph S. Lewis, J K-eph Huddell, jun Samuel Wcth-
erill, jun. William Guier, Wilhasn Meredith, Jolm Sergeant,
Thomas B. Zantzinger, J»;seph Watson, Samuel F. Bradford,
and WilUam Read.. Joseph S. Lewis, Treasurer ;. William
Govett, Secretary.
DELAWARE AND SCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION.
OFFICE 251 HIGH.
E aezer Hazard, Ac^aV?;^,- Peter S. Duponceau, The-
3s»as Parker jJolinli^Erinton, WilUam Meredub^EUiston Fe^
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rot, Joseph S. Lewis, William Youn^, Richard Wistar, Tur-
ner Gamac, Jeremiah Park^i-, John Clifil^rd, Benjamin R:
Morgan. William Govett, Treasurer and Secretary.
LANCASTER AND PHILADELPHIA TURNPIKE
OFFICE, 251 HIGH.
Ellistoa Perot, President,- Richard Thomas, Jacob Down-
in^^, Samuel Wheeler, Adam Rei^^art, jun. Samuel Hains,
Wilham Sansom, James C. Fislier, J. H, Brinton, John Cur-
wen. Jokn Hubley, Jaoies Taylor, William Davidson. Wil-
Lam Govett, Treasurer and Secretary.
GERMANTOWN, ^c. TURNPIKE.
OFFICE 26 COLUMBIA AVENUE.
Benjamin Chew, jun. President ,- John Bohlen, Edward
Dunant, William Davy, Samuel W. Fisher, George Fox,
Joseph P. Norris, Thomas Norton, James Vanuxem, Chand-
ler Price, John Harland, William Davis, Thomas Niwboid,
Joseph Bullock, Treasurer..
CENTRE TURNPIKE.
Joseph Priestly, President; Charles Hall, Daniel M-mtg-um-
ery, Thomas Grant, James Moodie, Andrew Albrij^bt,
Christopher Baldy, William Wit man, jnn. James Mav,
Henry Boyer, John Eckert, Peter Fraley, and Joseph Old.
George E. D. Kein>, Secjttary and Treasurer.
SUSQUEHANNAH AND YORK TURNPIKE-
Samuel Miller, President; James Wright, James Graham,
James Houston, Jihn Newcomer, Daniel Spangler, Jacob
Eichelberger, Christian Brennoman, William Wriii^hf, Chris-
tian Hamaker, Andrew Ferrie, Jacob Upp, ThomasLP.
Cope. William P. Beatty,-T/-f rt5«rer.
CHELTENHAM kst WILLOWGROVE TURNPIKE,
OFFICE 163 WALNUT (sANSOM's ROW. )
Robert Wharton, President ; John Hart, Zaccheus Collins,
Tlomas M'Euen, David C. Claypoole, Dr. George GiUaspy,
Charles Shoemaker, George Rex, Joi^ma Tyson, Oliver
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Wilson, Thomas Mathew, Janett Spencef, Thomas Biddie,
Griffith Evans, Treasurer. Election Noveml>er fourth.
FRANKFORD & BRISTOL TURNPIKE
OFFICE N. E. CORNER OF DOCK AND SECOND.
Jannes C. Fisher, President ; John G. Wachsmuth, John
C. Stocker, Robert Smith, George Ludlam, Alexander
Martin. John Shallcross, Derick Peterson, Leopold Nottnagle,
John M«Ei''oy, Abraham DuffielH, John Lardner William
Phillips. Joseph L. Inglis, Treasurer.
CHESNUT-HILL & SPRING-H0II5E 6cc. COMPANY^
Cadwallftder Evens, jui\. President^ Dp. Georjje Bensall,
John J ^hnston, jr. Daniel Thomas, jr. John Dager, Isuiah
Bell, Wilham Foulk, JohnH. Warder, John Roberts, Enoch
Wheeler, John Bacon, Nicholas Kline &, Even Jones. John
Huston, Treasurer. Election November fourteenth.
BUSTLETON & SMITHFIELD, &c.
Henry Pratt, /VweVen? ,• Thomas Masters, 7 reaswrrr, Jacob
Sommer, Joshua Conily, Isaac Worrell, WilUam Mst^ecj
AugustineWillitt, Francis Murray, Richard Leedom,.Moore,
Wharton, Edward Swift, Joseph Hart, Joshua Jones and
Bernard J. Malferson.
PHILADELPHIA, BRANDIWINE, Is^c. COMPANY.
Edward Tilghman, President,- Gavin Hamilton, William
Levis, Caleb Lownes, Joim Menough, Samuel Sincla^e,
George Gregg, Peter Harvey, Thomas Garrett, Joseph Pen-
nell, Mahlon Parso.'-.s, Moses Palmer, Robert Frazer. Jacob
EdvvarOs, Treasurer. John Tliomson, Secretary. Election
November seventeenth.
VINE COMPANY,
Hugh Ferguson, President ; Frederick Wolbert, Bernard
M*Mahon, Stephen Sicard, Joseph Cloud, J. C. Warren.
James Vanuxem, Treasurer. Samuel Lippincott, Secretary.
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CORPORATION OF PHILADELPHIA,
JoHJi Barker, Mjvor. Mahlom Dicbcerson, Recorder*
Aldermen. Jonathan B Smith, Alexander Tod, Philip
Wager, John Bake.-, Jao(jb Baker,' John Barker, Michael
Kenpele, John Inskeep, Andrew Pettif, Mathew Lawler,
JohnC. St- cker, Samuel Carswell, John Douglass, Abraham
Sb'emaker.
Select Council Geo'-g-e Bartram. President ; Benjamin Say,
Andrew Kennedy, Stephen Girard, Mkhaei F-x, jarties Vaa-
uxei-n, William Warner, Thomas Lanmep^ James Milnor,
John Correll, Gasper Rehn, Antony Cuthbert. Thomas
Bradford jr. Clerk.
Cotnnion Council. Thomas Leiper, President ; Alexander
Cook. Nat h.r. Sellers. John Goodwin, John Steel, Seth Craige.>
Benjamin Mifflin, Thomas Humphreys, William Y. Birch,
William Abbott, l?.aac Boyer, Liberty Browne, William Dal-
zell, Alfonso C. Ireland, Cli^rlco Johnson, Joseph *i^orria^
Ed^vard Smith, Anthony Taylor, John W. Thompson. Sa-
muel Holmes, C/e^/^.
OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION.
Solicitor^ Joseph Reed. Treasurer, George A. Baker-
Clerk of Magyars court, Josiah Randol,
City Cotwrnissioners. James Ker, John Miller, John Arm-
strong, and Alexander Ramsey. Samuel Gravenstine, .
Clerk.
Cit? Surveyors, Ijfc. James Pearson, Reading Howell,
Wiliiam Garrignes and William Stevenson.
High Constable. Jacob Zebley, Say's wharf.
City Constables. Peter Winn, Thom.as North, Jnhn S. Ma-
ione, M Sap. Jolm M*Master, John Hess, Frederick Burkv
hardt, James Hudson, George Hutter, Thomas Forest, Joha-
Hufty, Luke Killip.g>worlh, George Willard, Alexander
Friedland.
From a report made to the Commissioner in December last,
by the Snperintendant of the City Wa^ch, it consisted of
thirty-one persons, the city lighted by one thousand and forty
seven public lamps, which is stated to consume, daring the
year, eleven thousand six liundred and ten gallons of oil.
Their pay is fourteen dollars per month, M'ith the addition of
two shillings per lamp ; there is a'so four Silent Watch, and
the said Snperintendant, who alternately see they attend to
their duty. Sec. the latter has ihirty-five dollars per month, and
the f)rmer twer.ty.
The subjoined table of the wards, will exhibit the division
and arrarsgement of the citv at one vlevv\
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Southy or
New-market Ward
Spruce
Dock Ward.
Walnut
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Walnut Ward.
Chesnut
Chesnut Ward.
Market^ or
High-street vNTard.
Arch.
or
Lower Delaware
Ward.
Race^ or
Upper Delaware
Ward.
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Cedar Street.
Cedar Ward.
Street.
Locust Ward.
Street.
South Ward.
Street.
Middle Ward.
/f/g-A iS??ve^.
North Ward
Mulberry Street.
South Mulberry
Ward.
Sassafras Street.
North Mulberry
Ward.
Street.
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CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,
August 23y 1809.
Resolved, That the following' be the depth of Privies, or
Necessary Houses, as fixed b;.- this board, and approved of by
the Select and Comnaon Councils.
In Penn street on the west side-
From Cedar to Pine street, from or below the level of p^^
Penn street 9
In King or Water street, both sides.
Tine to Vine street, from the level of s«id Water street 6
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In Front street on the east side. pg^^
J^ine to Vine street, from the level of Water street 6
In Front street, ivest side to Second street.
Vine to Walnut street, from the level of Front street 15
Walnut to Pine street, from the level of Front street 12
Pine to Cedar street, from the level of Front street 15
In Second street, luest side to Third street.
Vine to Chesnut street, froni the level of Second street 15
Chesnut to Union street, frona the level of Second street 13
Union to Cedar street, from the level of Second street 14
In Third street, luest side to Fourth street.
Vine to Cedar street, from the level of Third street 14
In Fourth street, 'west side to Fifth street.
Vine to Cedar street, from the level of Fourth street 14
In Fifth street., west side to Sixth street.
Vine to Cedar street, from the level of Fifth street 14
In Sixth street, luest side of Seventh street.
Vine to Cedar street, from the level of Sixth street 15
In Seventh street, west side to Eighth street. ,
Vine to Cedar street, from the level of Seventh street 15
In Eighth street, west side of Broad street-
Vine to Ceda-- street, from the level of Eighth street 15
FroiTi Broad street t-^ Schuyllcill, the same depths as the
easternmost streets, of the same number.
By order of the Board,
Samuel Gravenstinjs, Clerk.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Northern Liberties. Samuel Wheeler, Frederick Wolbert,
John Guodrnan, jun, 3arauel Macferran, Joseph Grice, John
Kessler, George W. Morgan, Frederick FcEring, Edward B.
Corfield, Joseph H. Fleming-, Hemy Probasco, Thomas
Barnes, iun. Charles Carey, John Clifford.
Southioark. Ebenezer Ferguson, Richard Renshaw (and
Notary Public) Richard Palmer, Joseph Marsh, Alexr. SteeL
Moyamensing. John Hunter, Daniel Bussier, Israel Israel,
Michael Fieytag, George Goodwin.
Germantown. John Huston, Samuel Betton, John Conrad,
Peter Baynton, John Nice.
Moxborough. ComeUus Holgate.
Lower Dublin. Jonathan Scholfield, Joshua Comley, Joshua
Jones, Devick Peterson, Benjamin Walmsley.
Oxford. Robert Moms, Isaac Worrell, John Ruan, John
H. Worrell, John Salter,
Bristol. Jacob Miller.
Blockley. Francis Johnson, Nathan J«nes, Caleb Davis
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CONSTABLES.
Kurthern Liberties. Stephen Walter, 34 Coales' street ;
Jacob Faunce, 55 Brown street ; James Shellingsforth, 46
Budd street; John Shawacker, back of 351 north Second-st.
SoutJiHxiark. George Weaver, sonth-west corner of Ship-
pen and Third streets ; George Sheed, ym. 43 Plumb street f
David Comb, 33 German street. ,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Jacob Heyberger, Peter Christian and Daniel Trump. Geo.
Honey, Clerk,- John L. Leib, Solicitor ,- Robe'-t M-Mullen,
Treasurer; William T. Donaldson, Sheriff: John Dinnis,
Coroner.
JUSTICES' FEES,
For writing, signing and sealing a warrant on behalf - Dols.Cts.
of the commonwealth, 0 15
Every recognizance to appear at the general quarter
sessions, recorded, and copy transmitt^ to clerk, 20
Summons or capias for debt, 10
Subpoena for a witness, 10
Every name after the first, 3
Entering judgment after trial, ^ 20
Every judgment by confession, :,i|gj^|av^ jg
Every execution, ^^^^^^ 20
Certified copy of proceedings, on certiorari or appeal, 33
Writing, signing and sealing every attachment, 13
Entering rule of reference 10
Copy thereof to eithe» party, 3,0
Recognizance of b^rt, in civil suit and entry, &c. 13
Issuing bail pier^> 13
Swearing each witness, ^ 7
Adroinister'iJg oath or affirmation and signing depo-
sition, ?/" ready, _ -' 7
If wriu<;n by tlie justice, per line, 1
Notice to master or apprentice, 13
Acknowledgment or probate of a deed, 26
Acknowledgment of a power of attorney, 26
Order for removing a pauper, 1 00-
Order for relieving a pauper, 25
Issuing scire facias against bail, 20
Issuing scire facias to revive judgment, 20
Comparing duplicates, &c. 26
Order to appraise damages, ^\
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For warrant to appraise swine, recording valuation, DoU.cts,
and advertising, ' 33
Warrant to appraise damages done by other cattle, 26
Certificate to take up vacant land, 10
Publishing the bands of marriage, 67
Removing forcible entry, &c. each day necessarily
spent, 88
Holding inquisition under the act respecting landlord
and tenant, 1 00
Order for wolf's or fox's scalp, 13
GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.
President. Joseph D. Martin, 127 Chesnut street
Treasurer. Thomas Phipps, 169 High
Solicitor. Richard Rush, 98 south Fourth
Secretary. Joseph R. Kammerer, 212 Chesnut
Boor Keeper. Charles Culnan, back of 129 Walnut
James Altemus, 504 north Second
George Egert, 357 north Second
Joseph F^-icker, 362 north Second
Jacob Walter, 177 north Third
Michael Brigt*, 125 north Water
Isaac Forsyth^ 7 T^ittle George
James Skerret, 135;iouth Ninth
Hugh Macurdy, 223 s^juth Second
John Rutter, corner of Stcond and Mead alley *
John Carter, river road, near Hanover-st.
James H. Cole, 8 north Thira
William Powel, 375 High
Robert Harris, jun. 196 High
Thomas Tompkins, 30 Columbia. Avenue
James Paul, Chesnut street wharf
William Vickary, corner of Spruce a^d Seventh
William Marshman, 111 Christian
Joseph Ogilby, 56 Swanson
Andrew Powell, corner of Catharine and Seoand
MANAGERS OF THE ALMS-HOUSE AND HOUSE
OF EMPLOYMENT.
. William Abbott, 2 New Bank
Thomas SkeUey, 29 Sansom
John Thompson, 337 south Front
Frederick Forepaugh, 162 nwth Third
Isaac Wainwright, 81 north Front
Jiohn M Mullin, 120 south Front
7ohn Workman, 348 south Front
Leonard Strieker, 60 Green
INSPECTORS OF THE PRISON.
Michael Leib, President ; Ebehezer Ferguson, John Con-
nelly, P. Browne, Alexander Cook, Thomas Phipps, Casper
Souder, Jacob Bender, George Wagner, Richard Palmer,
James Josiah, Isaac Hozey, Joseph Morris, Treasurer ;
George Bariram, Secretary,
INSTITUTIONS.
LIBRARY COMPANY.
John Kaighn, Thomas Parke, Richard Wistar, Jam«s
Read, Joseph P. Norris, Robert Wain, James Gibson, Jo-
shua Gilpin, Zaccheus Collins, George Fox. Z. Poulson,
Treasurer,
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
Thomas Jefferson, President ,• Caspar Wistar, Benjamin S.
Barton, and Robert Patterson, Vice Presidents ; 1 homas T.
Hewson, Thomas C. James, N. Chapman, and Burgess Al-
lison, Secretaries ; William White, Jonathan WiUiams, Peter
S. Duponceau, Mahlon Dickerson, Counsellors for three years i
Adam Sybert, for one year ; Charles W. Peale, Robert
Hare, jun. and John R. Smith, Curators; John Vaughan,
Treasurer ; Election sixth May.
ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CHESNUT NEAR ELEVENTH, NORTH SIDE.
George Clymer, President ; William Tilgkman, William
Rawle, Joseph Hopkinson, William Rusli, William Poyntell,
Charles Wilson Peale, Z Collins, James Gibson, Edward
Penington, P. P. Glentworth, Samuel F. Bradford, and
Charles J. Wister.
FIRST DAY, OR SUNDAY SCHOOL.
WiUiam White, Presidi-nt ; ] . B. Ackley, Vice Preside7:t ;
Charles M^rshviW, Treasurer ,- JohnOrmrod, Secretary.
COLLEGE OF PH'iSICIANS.
President^ Dr. Adam Kuhn. Vice President, Dr. Samuel
Duffield. Censors, Dr. Thomas Parke, Dr. Caspar Wistar
Dp. Samuel P. Griffitts, Dr. Williare Currie. Treasurer Dr.
Benjamin Say. Secretary, Dr. Tlu)T.as T Hewson.
MEDICAL li^XEUM.
Dr. John SyngDorsey, President t. Messrs. Armstrong and
Mezyck, Vice Presidents ; Dr. Elijah Griffith, Treasurer ; Dr.
Barton, jun. Librarians; Dr. WiUiam ShsiW, Curator ; Dr.
John C. Rousseau, Corresponding, and Clark, Record-
ing Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA DISPENSARY.
NEAR 37 SOLTH FIFTH,
Managers. William White, Robert Blackwell, Lawrence
Seckel, Henry I. C. Helmuth, George Fox, Robert Smith,
John Kaighn, Godfrey Haga, Robert Ralston, Ebenezer Ha-
zard, Samuel P. Griffitj£, and Isaac Snowdcn,
\
Jtteruiing physicians and Surgeons. Tits. J. C- Rousseau,
Parrish, Cleaver, Attlee, Klapp and Perkin.
Consulting Physicians and Surgeons. Drs. Rush, Parke.
Wistar, and S. Physick.
Treasurer, John Clifford. Apothecary^ Stephen Taylor.
Legacies are g-iven in the corporate name, viz. ** I give afid
bequeath to the Philadelphia Dispensary, the Sum of
to be paid to the Treasurer for the time being, and applied
towards carrying on the cliaritable Designs of the said In-
stitution." Annual Election first Mondav in January.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
OFFICE o9 SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
Ebene2er Ferguson, President \ William Binder, Elijah
G.'-iffith, Hugh Ferguson, and Isaac Heylin Secretary. Open
daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 o'clock, A. M. to 2 P. M.
The following persons are under the direction of the Board,
to assist in their respective capacities, the execution of the
Health Law.
Isaac Heister, Lazaretto Physician; Samuel Duffield, Port
i'A>''5''^i"'W ; James Pughlia, Health Officer; Thowas Egger,
^arantine Master ; George Budd, Steward of the Lazaretto,
Samuel Goodman, Ste^mard of the City Hospital; John Buck-
mgliam. Messenger.
HUMANE SOCIETY.
Incorporated for the purpose of recovering persons appa-
parently dead from drow ning, and other causes.
Joseph Crukshank, President ; Isaac Snowden, Secretary ;
Benjamin Horner, jun. Treasurer.
Managers. Joseph Crukshank, Charles Marshall, Dr.
Benjamin Say, Dr. Samuel P. Griffitts, Dr. James Mease,
Dr. Thomas C James, Benjamin Shaw, Samuel Pancoast,
jun. Cbiirlf 5 Penrose, Joseph C. Howell, William AUibore.
jaii. Is-.iac Si":o.vilfcn.
And at a niceting of the managers, the following officers
vere chosen.
Inspectors. William Allibone, jun. and Joseph E. Howell.
Committee cf Correspondence. Dr. Benjamin Say, Dr. Sa-
muel P. Griffitts, Dr. Thomas C. James, Dr. James Mease,
Samuel Pancoast, jun. John Morton.
Medical Assistants. Dr. William Currie, 180 south Se-
cond ; Dr. Caspar Wistar, corner Prune and Fourth;
Dr. Benjamin Say, 152 Chesnut ; Dr. Samuel P. Griffitts, 62
south Front ; Dr. James' Mease, 192 Chesnut ; Dr. Tho-
mas C James, 83 south Second; Dr. John C. Otto, 139
Mulberry ; Dr. Thomas T. Hewson, 41 Spruce ; Br. Peter
Miller, 56 north Fourth ; Dr. Joseph Parrish, 18 Chesnut ;
Dr. John S. Dorsey, corner Sixth and Mulberry ; Dr. Isaac,
Cleaver, 286 north Second; Dr. Henry Neill* 286 south
Second.
xh.
ALLEVIATING MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS.
William White, D. D. President,- William Rogers. D. D
and Thomas Wistar, Vice Presidents; Caleb Cresson, jun.
and Roberts Vaux, Secretaries ; Israel W. Morris, TVea-
surer.
E/ecfing Committee. Samuel P. Griffitts, Thomas Wis-
tar, William M'llhenny, Israel W. Morris, Zachariah Poul-
son, Isaac Parrish, Kenry Connelly, Thomas Bradford, jun.
Joseph M. Paul, and John Paul.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, Sec.
Dr. Benjamin Rusht President ; Robert Patterson and Tho-
mas Parker, Vice Presidents ,- Benjamin Williams, and Na-
than Smith, Secretaries; John Evans, Treasurer.
. Councellors. William Lewis, William Rawle, John Hal-
lowell, Walter Franklin, James Milnor, Joseph Hopkinson.
Joseph Hemphill, Daniel Smith, George Fisher, Richard
Rush, George Vaux, Jacob S. Wain, jun. Walker Reed, Wil-
liam L. Delany, Joseph R. Hojikins.
Electing Committee. Thomas Harrison, Joseph Moore,
Joseph Price, Isaac Pearson, Thomas Rogers, Samuel
Smith, William Master, Joseph D. Martin, Thomas Phipps,
Edmund Kinsey, Charles Townsend, and Abrahum Hilyard.
Committee of Correspondence. James Milnor, Timothy
Paxson, George Williams, Joseph R. Jenks, Nathan Smith,
Joseph M. Paul, Benjamin Williams.
CHARITY SCHOOLS. '
Thomas Bradford, jun. President; Joseph R. Kamerer,
Vice President; Benjamin Williams, Treasurer; Stephen
Norlh, Secretary,
Managers. Thomas Bradford, jun. Charles Clark, William
Fry, Jonahan Fell, Philip Garrett, J. R. Kamerer, William
Paxson, George Summers, Benjamin Williams, Joseph Wil-
liams, Benjamin Woolsttm, William Jones, John Claxton,
Stephen North, C. Wiltberger, John H. Cresson, William
Widdifield, and William Allibone, jun
Electing Conim,ittee. William Abbott, James Cresson,
WiUiam Fawcett, Richard George, Samuel Hulmes, A, K -
nigmacher, Johi. Paul, Samuel Sellers, Williani Wood, John
G. Simmons, Harvey Lewis, and Saniuel Stalans.
ADELPHI SCHOOL.
FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF'POOR CHILDREN.
Managers. Jo^^ t)h Scattergood, John Paul, Charles
Townsend, Reuben Haines, James P. Parke, John C. Evans,
Charles Alle;i, StAomoii vy. Cot;;'kd, Clement Biddle, jun.
Roberts Vaux, S;unuel Hi^ytiock, and Robert Smith, jun.
John Cook, Treasurer ; j|c r.jamin Fen-is, Cler/^ ; James P.
Parke, kecorder of Adrrnsiion.
At the commencement cf this year, 212 boys were receiv-
ing.the benefits of this Society.
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ST. JOSEPH'S SOCIETY.
Michael Egan, D, D. President ; Edward Carrell, Vice Prer
i/ident.- James O'EUers, Treas. Revd. W.V. Uscrrold, Chaplin,
Managers. John Ashley J.seph Snydei , Joseph Eck, Tho-
mas Hurley, Peter Scravendyke, John Maitland, Charles
Johnson, and Adam Premh*.
Electing Committee. Lewis Ryan, Joseph Eck, Philip
Reily, Timothy Desmond, Patrick Callan, Michael Leahy,
and Nicholas Brinks,- Peter S. Duponceau, Councellor; James
Henderson, Secretary.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
John Laval, President ,- Augustine Bousquet, Vice Presi-
dent / Simon Chaudron, Treasurer / Laurence Huron, Secr*y.
HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.
Hugh Holmes, President ; Charles HeaLley, Vice President .-
Henry Toland, Treasurer ; John Sergeant, and Thomas Kit-
tero. Counsellors ; Robert S. Stafford, and Isaac Heylin, Phy-
sicians ; Rev. Thos. Hurley, Chaplin ,- Edwd. Fox, Secretary,
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
William Mcpherson, President ,- Thomas Leiper, and Tho-
mas Smith, Vice Presidents ; Thomas Ewing, Treasurer /
James M*Currach, Secretary ; Revd. Joseph Shaw, Chaplin ;
John B. Wallace, and Edward S. Burd, Counsellors; John
Proudfit, and Nathaniel Chapman, Physicians ; Thomas Wo-
therspoon, Charles McAllister, John M. Shields, James Ar-
rott, Robert Kidd, ^ James Imbrie, Assistants ; R. W.
Hutchinson, Messenger.
ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.
Robert E. Gnfnth, President ,- Thomas Ketland, Vice Pre-
sident ,• John Waddington, Treasurer; George Davis, Secre-
tary ; Joseph Ball, George Ludlam, Peter Browne, WilUam
Page, Tristram B. Freeman, Josep hCurwen, Richard North,
John Markoe, Stewards.
ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY.
William Duane, President ; Joh n Scully, Vice President /
Major Daniel M<Karaher, Treasurer; William A. Bass,
Principal Secretary ; Thomas Cave, Assistant Secretary.
WELCH SOCIETY.
Samuel Meredith, President ; Robert Wharton, Vice Pre-
sident ; Thomas Cumpston, Treasurer; Joseph S. Lewis,
Secretary ; Jonathan Smith, Register ; John Evans, Richard
Price, Thomas Parke, Chandler Price, Reeve Lewis, Elihu
Chauncey, and Matthew L. Bevens, Stewards ; Doctors, Tho-
mas C. James, and Joseph Strong, Phvsicians ; B njamin R.
Morgan, and Edward Tilghman, Councellors.
KENSINGTON BENEFICIENT SOCIETY.
John Snyder, President; James Shellingsford, Vice Presi-
dent ; George Schoch, Tfeasurer ; Jac<;b Vandertice, Secreta-
ry ; Henry VandersUce, and Eno8 Searles, Steviards. Elec-
tion ni»eleenth Fehruary.
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JOURNEYMEN COOPERS.
Thomas M'Kiiiley, President; George Norton, Vice Presi-
dent,- J ;>-mes Morris, Trtasurer ; }ose\^Y\ H. Edwards ard
Jolm Leatherman, Stenuards ,- Joseph H Edwards, Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA BEInEFIT.
William M'Coliin, President ; John Low, Treasurer ; David
Sin^pson, Secretary.
M'VGDALEN SOCIETY.
ASYLCM.. SCHUYLKILL SECOND, N EAR SASSAFRAS.
Rev. yMv\\i?iai\Y\x G, President ; Robert Ralston, Vice Pre-
sident; John Evans, Treasurer ; Thomas Kite Secretary ;
. Managers of the Asylum. Thomas Latinier, Joseph Clark,
Samuel ilarvey, Wiiliam Penrose, John Miller, Aaron Mus-
grave, Gilbert Gav^, Samuel Smith, James Moore.
Electirg Committee. James Worth, Silas E. Weir, John
B. Ack!ey, Benedict Borsey, James Taylor, Joseph Towns-
end, Jesse Oat, James Darracb, BeHJamin Mears, Benjamin
Cox. •
Physicians. Drs. William Currey, Thomas C James, Isaac
Catharall, Joseph Parrish.
PHILADELPHIA LINNEAN SOCIETY.
President) Benjamin S. Barton ; Vice President^ Samuel B.
Smith ; Corresponding Secretary, Aaron Dickerson ; Recording
Secretary, Joseph G. Si.ippen ; Treasurer, N. S. Allinson ;
Curators, Samuel Hazard and John H. Lambert ; Orator,
Walter Chauncey; Comtnittte on Mineralogy, Charles J. Wis-
ter, Samuel Hazard, James Cutbush, Walter Chauncey ;
Committee on Botany, Samuel Benezet, John H, Lambert,
A. Dickers >n, N. S. Allenson ; Committee on Zoology, Sam-
uel B. Smith, Samuel Stewart, Benjamin Knghler, George
S. Sciiott, A. M'Kenney, Samuel Jackson, J. Q. Shippen,
Roberts Vaux.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Richard Peters, President ; George C!) mer. Vice President,'
Samuel Hodgdon, Treasurer ; James Mease, m d. Secretary.
UNION SOCIETY.
Luke M'Gee, President ,' William Campbell, Treasurer ;
William Marhman, Secretary,
FRIENDLY SGCIETl OF ST. TAMMANY.
Philip Cole water, President f William Campbell, Vice Pre-
sident; Thomas Cave, Treasurer ,- Luke Shields, Secretary.
PREMIUM SOCIETY.
John Dorsey, President; John Goodman, Vice President ;
Hugh Henry, Treasw^er ,- James C. Thompson, Secretary.
Managers, William Y. Birch, James Rrmaidson, Thomas
Wood, John Thobum, Samuel Carswell, Abraham Small,
John Lang, John Connelly, Samuel Smith,
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CINCINNATI.
David Lenox, President ; WiUiam Macpherson, Vice Pre-
sident ; Horace Binney, Secretary ,• Matthew M'Connell,
Assistant Secretary ; Robert Pation. Treasurer ; Charles Bid-
die. Assistant Treasurer ,- William Jackson, Caleb North,
John Markland, James Glentworth, Peter Peres, Jonas
Simonds, Standing Cotmnittee.
CARPENTER'S COMPANY.
George Ingtjls, President,- William Linnard, Vice Presi-
dent; John /D. Sm'xih, Secretary ,- WiUiam Powell, Treasu-
rer ; Richard Chamberlane, Warden ; Joseph Morris, Jona-
than Roberts, David Fliekwire, Jacob Lybrand, Alphonso C.
Ireland, John How, and Frederick Forepaugh, Managing
CotnTtiittee.
MASTER TAYLORS.
Benjamin Thaw, President ; James M*Alpin, Wm. M'll-
henney. Vice Presidents ; Abraham Hilyard, Treasurer ; James
Comly, J. Ridg-vvay, Secretaries
SCOTS THISTLE SOCIETY.
James M'Alpin, President ; ]ohn Lang, Vice President ;
James Bobb, Robert Wilson, John Cochran, James Thom-
son, Alexander Turnbull, and /Alexander Rea, jun. Cowisel-
lors ; WiUiam Wilson, Treasurer ; George Robertson, Secre-
tary..
STONE CUTTERS COMPANY.
John Miller, President ,• Henry Sailer, Vice President ;
John Bennet, Treasurer ; Adam Traquair, Secretary ,- Mar-
niaduke Moore, Assistant Secretary ,• James Traquair, John
*^lover, Henry Sailer, and John Gullen, stated Measurers /
John Miller, James Traquair, and John Griffith, Corresponditig
Committee.
INCORPORATED GERMAN SOCIETY.
George A. Bakers President,- Jacob Speny, Vice President ;
John Geyer, Treasurer ; Casper Rehn, Solicitor ,- Jacob Sul-
ger and L. Krumbhaar, Secretaries ; John Musser, Andrew
Leinau, John Stock, Gtorge Honey, Godfrey Smith, and A.
Stein, Overseers.
FRIENDLY COLUMBIAN.
Lewis Young, President; George Hammond, Vice Presi'
dent ; John Lehey and lonn Htigers, Treasurers ,• Jo-;eph H.
Edwards and James Sproul, Stewards.
COLUMBIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
John S. Malone, President,- James Colewaler, Vice Presi-
dent; Lvike Shields, Secretary; Edward Gfaham, Treasurer.
MARINERS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Meet ai No. 114, Swanson, first Monday in each month.
Thomas hvsidi'ovd. President ; John Wdli'XVbSyVice PresiderJ,-
John F. Dick, Secretary:
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SEPTEMBER
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10 11 12 13 14
15
11
12
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16
17
16
17 18 19 20 21
22
18
19
20 21 22
23
24
23
24 25 26 27 28
29
25
26
27 28 29
APRIL
30
31
20
OCTOBER
1
2
3 4 5
6
7
1 2 3 4 5
6
8
9
10 11 12
13
14
7
8 9 10 11 12
13
15
16
17 18 19
20
21
14
15 16 17 18 19
20
22
23
24 25 26
27
28
21
22 23 24 25 26
27
29
30
MAY
28
29 30 31
NOVEMBER
I 2 3
4
5
1 2
3
6
7
8 9 10
11
12
4
5 6 7 8 9
10
13
14
15 16 17
18
19
11
12 13 14 15 16
17
50
21
22 23 24
25
26
IS
19 20 21 22 23
24
.27
28
29 30 31
JUNE
25
26 27 28 29 30
DECEMBER
I
1
2
2
3 4 5 6 7
8
3
4
5 6 7
8
9
9
10 11 12 13 14
15
10
11
12 13 14
15
16
16
17 IS 19 20 21
22
17
18
19 20 21
22
23
23
24 25 26 27 28
29
24
25
26 27 28
JULY
29
30
30
31
JANUARY
1
2
3 4 5
6
7
12 3 4
5
8
9
10 11 12
13
14
6
7 8 9 10 11
12
15
16
17 18 19
20
21
13
14 15 16 17 18
19
22
23
24 25 26
27
28
20
21 22 23 24 25
26
29
50
31
AUGUST
27
28 29 30 31
FEBRUARY
1 2
3
4
1
2
5
6
7 8 9
10
11
3
4 5 6 7 8
9
12
13
14 15 16
17
18
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11 12 13 14 15
16
19
20
21 22 23
24
25
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18^19 20 21 22
23
26
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